Animals
Are Insecticides Creating 'Toxic' Slugs?
With a great deal of scrutiny being aimed at common pesticides, researchers are now investigating unconsidered ways that these pest controls could do more harm than good. The latest of this work has revealed that insecticides could actually be increasing "toxic" slug populations in soil.
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