The structure of a slugThe body structure of a slug was generally divided into three parts: the head, the torso, and the feet. There were two pairs of antennae on the head, the lower pair of short antennae (about 1 mm) was called the front antennae, which had sensory function, and the upper pair of antennae was about 4 mm long, called the back antennae, which had eyes at the end. There were horny teeth and tongues in the mouth. The upper part of the back was covered with an oval mantle. The front and back of the mantle were often free, but some types of mantle covered the whole body. When the mantle was cut open, a thin and transparent oval calcareous shield (degenerate shell) could be seen. The breathing hole was located at the edge of the mantle on the right side of the body and could lead to the mantle cavity. The feet were below the body, with obvious circular grooves separating the head and torso. The feet were smooth, and the belly of the feet was called strolling. Some species even had small tail pits on the feet. The reproductive hole is behind the right antenna.
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What's a slug?The slugs were the general name of the stomatopod class, the petiole eye slugs, commonly known as slime worms, slugs, scorpions, earth snails, attached snails, etc. Its body was soft, smooth, and without a shell. Its surface was dark gray, yellow-white, or grayish-red, with a few inconspicuous dark bands or spots. It had two pairs of dark black antennae. The outer mantle was 1/3 of the body length, the edge was rolled up, there were degenerate shells (shields) inside, there were obvious concentric circles (growth lines), the mucus was colorless, about 2 mm behind the right antenna was the reproductive hole, when straightened, the body length was 30 - 60 mm, the body width was 4 - 6 mm, the inner shell was 4 mm long, 2.3 mm wide. Slougs often live in dark and humid places. They hide during the day and come out at night. They are distributed in Europe, America, Asia, Australia, etc. In China, they are mainly distributed in the southwest, southeast, and northwest regions. Some species can live up to 1 - 3 years. In addition, slugs were also a kind of traditional Chinese medicine. They were cold in nature, bitter in taste, and returned to the lung and large intestine meridians. They could be used to treat cough, wheezing, phlegm, stroke, muscle spasm, convulsion, swelling and pain of the throat, etc. There were many types of slugs used in medicine, such as yellow slugs, gray slugs, black slugs, wild slugs, and mucus slugs. In the treatment of cancer, slugs 'glycan resist the liver B virus in the body, and slugs' glycoprotein can suppress the growth of lung cancer cells. In the Japanese manga "Naruto" and its derivative works, it was a part of the body of the master of the Shigure Forest, the Slag Immortal. It was a spiritual beast that had a contractual relationship with the fifth-generation Naruto Ote and his disciple, Haruno Sakura. It had the ability to split and was an extremely rare medical spiritual beast.
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Whose nickname is the slug?In "Naruto," the fifth generation Naruto Tsunete was able to heal many people at the same time by cooperating with the spiritual beast, the slug. He had made a great contribution to the war in the ninja world, so he was nicknamed "Princess of the Slab." In addition, a child who had a runny nose due to a cold was nicknamed "Snot Bug" by his classmates (a common name for slugs).
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