No, a snail grows more shell as it gets bigger. Hermit crabs (which live in the shells of dead snails) however do select bigger and bigger shells as they grow.
Snails don't change their shells. Unlike crustaceans, molluscs like snails keep the same shell throughout their lifetime. The shell is formed from secretions from the snails mantle, the flesh under the shell, and some snails (such as the giant African snails kept as pets) can be seen running their mouths along the edge of their shells, to build up another layer on the shells lip. The stripes that make up the pattern of a snails shell are the result of different compositions of shell material at different times.
yes a baby snail will die if it's shell is chipped because a snail shell is very delicate and so is the snail.
it means the snail is afraid, or frightend. Oh, and it also means that the snail is trying to protect itself from whatever "frightend it."
when a snail is born it has a shell, and its actual body is still growing in the shell.
The snail's shell will get writing on it. What do you think.
It is secreted by a portion of the snail body called the mantle.
The oldest part of a snail's shell is the center of the coil. When the snail grows, it grows outward
Sharks may have over 20000 teeth in a lifetime.
if you mean the shell.... it is made of calcium, it grows with the snail and gains whorls (the spirals) ..............similar to a tree, the more spirals the older the snail.
A snail's organs are attached to the shell through the mantle. If you attempt to pull the snail out, it will harm it.
One answer...There is no name for a place for snails unless it is called a pot of boiling water for escargot.Another answer...Although in snail farming, they are kept in snail pens or snail houses or snailery. Please see the links about snail farming under discussion comments.
A turtle or a snail have a shell.