Snails "breathe" through their skin and through an opening called the pneumostome visible on the right side of their bodies.
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Some snails breathe through gills if they live under water and others have a lung and I am guessing they breathe through their skin.
they breath through there skin
Actually aquatic snails must breath out of water. They breath from the surface.
they breath through there feelers on there belly the side that is on the ground
the are biotic because the breath
snails breath through lungs
of couse NOT
snails breath out carbon dioxide as any other human or animal.
Yes. Snails have gills, which makes them able to breathe underwater.
Most do just fine without, because they breath from the surface.
Squids doesn't have lungs, they have a structure that does the same thing as the gills do for fish, take up oxygen from the water. W/o lungs, the idea of holding their breath becomes a bit strange. The closest comparison - how long a squid can go w/o new water over its gills - I have no idea.
Snails breath through their skin and through their gills, which are often located in an area called the mantle. However different types of snails have different methods for breathing. They most certainly do not breath through their mouths.
Yes they do breathe air from water they is how they stay alive they can live for a month under water you also may see a pond snail upside down with their bottoms out of the water they are breathing!
They breath through their skin and need to stay moist to do so.