Half plant, half slug

[Holygral]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34824610/ns/technology_and_science-science

A slug that produces it's own food from sunshine................I want one

 

[mercedes]

cool article!

 

[trido]

Very cool slug indeed. I mean literally. You'd have to have a cold water tank to have one.

 

[reefreefer]

I thought coral / clams already use photosynthesis to grow, I thought corals were the first Animals we found of this nature how is this slug any different? Corals/Clams/Anemone's all are capable of using light to produce their own food Is this slug something we should add to the list or should we keep it in a totally different category?