You’re walking through your garden or stepping into the kitchen after a rainy night — and there it is: a slow-moving, slimy slug, gliding across the floor or up the side of a plant pot.
Most of us react with a shudder.
We grab a tissue. We flick it away.
We mutter, “Not again.”
But what if we told you that a visiting slug isn’t a sign of dirt or decay — but of balance, fertility, and even scientific wonder?
Far from being just a garden pest, the humble slug plays a vital role in nature — and its quiet presence in your home or yard might actually mean your environment is healthy, moist, and teeming with life.
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