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Welcome to Trusty Trivia Thursday.

Today, we're slithering into the slimy world of slugs.

Before we begin, a special shout out to Linden and Elliot in Houston, Texas. We're so glad you love listening to who

smarted and that you really like the trustee narrator. Hey, that's me.

A, thanks you two, and thanks for smarting with us. And now let's slide into some sticky questions about slugs.

First question, what do we call a slug's shell-less relatives?

Is it A, a snail?

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