Redwood National and State Parks - Redwood Ranger Minute: Banana Slugs

The video discusses banana slugs found in national and state parks, focusing on their unique physiology, such as their slime and single foot, which aid in breathing and movement. It highlights their role in the ecosystem as decomposers, their diet excluding redwoods, and their need for shade. The video also explains their camouflage abilities and color variations, offering tips for spotting them in the park.

What unique feature helps banana slugs breathe?

Describe how the banana slug moves.

What do banana slugs eat in the forest?

How does the color of banana slugs help them in their environment?

Where are you likely to find banana slugs while visiting Redwood National and State Parks?