
Leopard slug
Limax maximus
Spots worth noticing
A long-bodied slug with dark spots was photographed on stone. The published point lies in Arco de Baúlhe e Vila Nune. Notice the pattern and the visible tentacles.
Get to know the species
- When it moves
- The Royal Horticultural Society describes this species as nocturnal.
- Compare
- The guide includes the leopard slug to help distinguish it from other large, patterned slugs. Recording several details is better than relying on size alone.
General information and visual comparison; it does not specify a time for local observation.
Royal Horticultural Society — slug research and guideAccessed: .
Published location in Arco de Baúlhe e Vila Nune · checked against CAOP2025 boundaries.
Observation dated
Observation, credits and rights
View observation in iNaturalist
Community identification with degree of research in consultation with . Published point crossed with municipality limits; without independent confirmation in field.
Photo 158019174: Mauro · CC-BY-NC. WebP and resized versions, without cropping. Licence limited to non-commercial use.
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