The pond snail nearly always has a right handed (dextral) to its shell but sometimes it is left handed (sinistral). As dextral snails circle anticlockwise and sinistral snails circle clockwise, an unusual consequence is that two 'mirror image' snails will circle in different directions and are frequently unable to mate. -science daily.com
they eat nasty things
They are getting to know each other so they can breed duuue
The smaller snail might be a baby and needs protection from other snails. Or it is an orphan and the bigger snail took it in
Escargot means snail in French. It is a delicasy there, and in other places as well.
Yes, you can. Carry the shell of the snail (of course with the snail inside) and with your other hand, use your index finder and touch the bottom of the snail, to make sure the snail does'nt fall out
They reproduce. Snails are hermaphrodites and when they mate each snail exchanges genetic material with the other snail. After mating each snail will lay eggs.
There are many predators of the snail. birds, fishes, frogs, and many other animals. but the predator depends on the type of snail.
yes,depending on what type of snail. If its a small snail then consider it dead but if its a big ugly snail then it should be fine. In other words, check with the vet. :)
yes but only if they have it with other baby snails
if they are in a box they usally climb on each other as they think they can get higher so that they can escape but if it is a smaler snail on a bigger one then it might be its mother
A snail's skin is very sensitive to salt because their body, like ours, is comprised of mostly water. Snails have a hydrostatic skeleton that makes them even more sensitive to salt. Osmosis causes the water inside the snail to diffuse out of the snail when salt is placed on it. These facts lead me to believe that a snail will not try to cross a barrier of salt.
Sometimes but they can be other colours.