12005-00601 Cuviers semi-slug (Helicarion cuvieri) a heliocarinid land snail of Asian ancestry in moss. This is a widespread species with local variations, found in damp situations in forest. Cradle Mountain National Park. Tasmania *
12005-00614 Burgundy semi-slug (Attenborougharion rubicundus) an extremely rare terrestrial semi-slug, known only from the Forestier Peninsula and a small portion of the Tasman Peninsula in Tasmania. The soft parts of this beautiful animal are bright red and green, and the animal produces a red mucus. In 2017 this species was reassigned from genus Helicarion to its own monotypic genus - Attenborougharion - after Sir David Attenborough. It was named by researchers at the Australian Museum *
12005-11506 Blind peripatus (Tasmanipatus anopthalmus) adult of this eyeless, viviparous Tasmanian species in liverworts. Females can reach 50mm in length when fully extended. This species is endangered with a range of only 150sq.km *
