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slime rancher: ocean range . sand slime . A distant cousin of the Puddle Slime, the Sand Slime drifts lazily along the coastlines of the Dry Reef and through the shallow beds of the Slime Sea. Unlike their pure aquatic relatives, these terrestrial-adjacent sea slimes have adapted to shoreline conditions, blending perfectly into the ocean floor and warm beaches. They are slow, relaxed creatures that enjoy letting the ocean current nudge them along. . Their diet includes Plorts, Pearls, Dirt and even rotten food with the latter being their absolute favorite. This makes them one of the few slimes that actually prefer spoiled meals. Sand Slimes are docile, peaceful, and timid. They spend most of their time half-buried in the sand or resting calmly near the water's edge. Because they naturally vacuum up organic debris and waste left behind on the coastal floor, local researchers affectionately refer to them as "the cutest trash cleaners." . Sand Slimes are remarkably easy to manage and can safely share a corral with other slimes without the risk of outbreaks. Even their pearls are harmless after all, no slime wants to eat something that came from a creature known for snacking on trash. Their habit of devouring anything floating on the ocean’s surface is purely instinctual, but with a little training, they can learn to focus mainly on rotten food. . Sand Slimes produce valuable Pearls instead of traditional Plorts. Their pearls hold a steady market value (typically starting around 7 Newbucks) and are highly sought after by jewelers and shoreline artisans across the galaxy for their unique, textured beachy sheen. sand pearls are a key ingredient in sunscreen. Despite their questionable diet, these pearls contain a compound known as Jelloplex, which provides superior UV protection for human skin. This makes Sand Pearls surprisingly valuable to cosmetic manufacturers across the Far, Far Range though few like to think too hard about where they come from.