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When I saw the title, my first reaction was that this is sensationalIzed misinformation. I’ve certainly handled sea cucumbers without mishap, especially looking for eulimids...and getting the sticky threads on my hands at times. But this seems like good information...wait for the Headless Chicken Monster too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vsp7c2ul4jc


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