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By self-decapitating, the sea slug head can survive just fine on solar power until it regrows a new digestive system and a fresh set of reproductive organs. Parasite-free, it can then go back to fulfilling its evolutionary obligation 8/ https://t.co/UsfhhOQTCm — PolitiTweet.org

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It’s possible the slugs can detect when they’ve got a bad case of parasites and write the body off as a lost cause. If a sea slug is overburdened by parasites, it can’t devote energy to reproduction—its true purpose on this planet 7/ https://t.co/uvRW7S8oe4 — PolitiTweet.org

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