Question

What happens to the slug when salt is sprinkled on slugs?

the salt on the slug's skin forces water to come out of the cells, dehydrating the slug

the slug's skin is too thick for the salt to affect it

the salt on the slug's skin forces water from the environment to diffuse through the slug's skin and causes the slug to swell up

the amount of salt on the slug's skin is the same as the salt inside, so water is at equilibrium

Answer 1

Salt dehydrates