Slugs in Folklore
September 24, 1999
From: Paul Delon
Does anyone know any folklore or myths that deal with seaslugs? How about use, were their any traditional uses for the seaslug, either in ritual, as a source of food or medicine, or any other historical interest?
Paul Delon
chris@aiphone.com
Delon, P., 1999 (Sep 24) Slugs in Folklore. [Message in] Sea Slug Forum. Australian Museum, Sydney. Available from http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/1367Dear Paul,
The only information we seem to have collected is a very little on sea slugs as food. Have a look at the messages below yours, on the Recipes?? page, and the links there to information on the sea hares Stylocheilus and Dolabella. If you do stumble on any further information, could you let us know?
Best wishes,
Bill Rudman.
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