High tides increase toxic sea slug danger - Video

Sun, 07 Feb 2010 17:23

Unusually low tides mean they have been found higher on the beach than usual, and one family's close call on the North Shore is a timely reminder of the dangers they pose. - read full story »

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Comments [2]

Peter

08 Feb 2010 10:15a.m.

Which beach - Duh? North Shore is a big place.

07 Feb 2010 8:03p.m.

hey lets stop eating them aye!.

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