Molluscs have amazing super-powers.
But you know what? So do humans. We air-breathing terrestrial bipeds are able to enter strange alien worlds and return with a digital record of the events that even the lubbers among us can appreciate.
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I'd still go for invisibility spell though :)
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"The only thing snails can't do is fly."
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I love the idea of seeing the "superpowers" in our everyday world. We may not have people such as Spider-Man walking around but there are so many spectacular anomalies in the world that are just as, or in my opinion, more intriguing! Great post and video!