Wel, gastropods are interesting creatures. Wheher they have shells or not is somewhat of a debate. The decorum of gastropods inside of the psyche, is an interesting topic. They like to attack certain families that like to watch X-Men and smile a alot. They especially hate other gastronemius' who eat out different chicks.
It depends on the gastropod. Snails have shells, but slugs don't.
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Have shells member of the mollusk family.
They don't have shells...you may be thinking of gastropods.
Conch shells, like most all shells, are formed biologically by gastropods. The process happens through the absorption of calcium carbonate from seawater.
Gastropods are a class of mollusks that have one-piece, straight or spiral shells. Examples of gastropods include snails, slugs, whelks and limpets.
Wel, gastropods are interesting creatures. Wheher they have shells or not is somewhat of a debate. The decorum of gastropods inside of the psyche, is an interesting topic. They like to attack certain families that like to watch X-Men and smile a alot. They especially hate other gastronemius' who eat out different chicks.
Gastropods, or slugs and snails, as opposed to molluscs with two shells which are bivalves.
Cowrie shells are mollusk shells, specifically from the family Cypraeidae. They are often found in tropical seas and are known for their shiny, smooth shells that come in various colors and patterns.
Gastropods, more commonly called snails and slugs, defend themselves in several ways. Snails, obviously, retract into their hard shells to protect their soft bodies, while slugs use their distasteful slime to make them unpalatable and hard to pick up. There are also marine gastropods such as abalones, conches perwinkles, etc. that also have hard protective shells.
Gastropods (slugs, snails, limpets) have one shell. Some slugs lack shells entirely, and some have internal vestigial shells.
Of sorts, they have what's called an exoskeleton, and it's made of sugars and proteins, not the same stuff that makes shells such as egg shells or the shells of molluscs.
Any of various marine gastropods of the genus Murexcommon in tropical seas and having rough spiny shells.