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White slime typically refers to a viscous, often gelatinous substance that is white or translucent in color. It can be found in various natural environments, such as wetlands, ponds, or even inside certain organisms like fungi. In some cases, it may also be a result of bacterial or fungal growth in damp or decaying organic matter. Additionally, white slime is a common phenomenon in certain hobbies, such as slime-making, where it is created using various ingredients for sensory play or artistic purposes.