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What are the snail's habitat and adaptations?
· Long antennae for enhanced sense's of smell and touch · Lubricated (slimy) surface for extra movement In emergencies the snail can fully retract into its shell for added protection
How does water snail use its foot in moving along a surface?
This depends on the type of snail
What is the function of the snail?
Snail's tentacles are used to sense light and dark on the ground.
What will a snail move fastest over?
A flat surface of wet glass.
Where are all the items for the journey book sarepia forest animal jam?
there is a raven by the theater. there will be skunks walking on the ground. there is termite by the cat sign. and moss on a tree. there is a owl on the fence.there is a snail that is by a log. And a chimpmunk.That is all i can find sorry
How does the slime of a snail slow them down?
well... a snails goo slows it down because the stickyness of it sticks to the surface and pulls the little snail down.
What do you feed a African ground snail?
any form or type of vegetables or grits
What is the slime made out of that a snail leaves behind?
I believe it is the waste that the snail excretes from the body due to unused materials that the snail took in.
Where can you get a pet slug?
look on the ground or find a snail and wait til it cums out of its shell
Can a snail walk upside down?
Yes, a snail can. This is because the mucus is very elaborate. It's sticky, and sticks to anything actually. Although a snail has no legs and is unable to walk, it can however move along an upside down surface.
How long can a snail get 1 hour?
If you are refering to the distance it can travel then it can vary depending on the size of snail, the surface it is moving along and other factors but I'd think that the average pace of a snail is a mm per second so 3.6m.
If a turtle and a snail had a race which one would win?
I think the turtle will win as the turtle is much bigger than the snail thus covering more ground.
