Nope... They have to shed their outer shell periodically - in order to grow.
They shell itself does not grow. Instead, as the shrimp grows it builds a new shell under the old one, which it then sheds.
They shell itself does not grow. Instead, as the shrimp grows it builds a new shell under the old one, which it then sheds.
yes.
No, their shells actually grow with them, which is pretty cool. A younger snail will have a very small shell while an older snails will have a bigger shell.
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.
Yes they can and when they do they need a new shell so they grow a new one.
snails leave there shell when they grow so like if there babies they have a small shell and when they grow they leave there shell and then try to find a bigger shell well bye ill be answering more questions soon peace
No, snails cannot grow back their shells; the shell wall is attached to the organs and blood supply of the snail. If the shell were to be removed, the snails would die soon after.
um well they babble a lot, and they hide in their shell, and they will grow bigger.
they change because their shell becomes too small for them when they are growing and becoming larger
They dont grow them, they find them. When they are born, they have to find a small enough shell for them that is comfortable to wear. As snails get older and grow bigger, they have to find a new, bigger shell because they outgrew their old one.
I think the freaking answer to that question is: shrimp come from the sea!! so there is no difference between sea shrimp and shrimp.