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This is not a slug. This is a living solar panel designed 100 million years before us.

🔬 What you'll learn in 60 seconds:
• How it eats algae just once in its youth and steals its chloroplasts
• How it becomes photosynthetic and survives for months on sunlight alone
• How it incorporates algal genes into its own DNA to keep its solar panels working
• What biotech engineers are copying for next-gen green energy and artificial photosynthesis

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The eastern emerald sea slug eats algae just once in its youth, steals its chloroplasts, and becomes solar-powered for life—surviving for months on sunlight alone. 🌊🔋 It even steals the algae's genes to keep its solar panels working. Scientists are studying it for next-gen green energy and artificial photosynthesis—because if a slug can do it, why can't we?

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