Its giant sweaty butthole.
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No; the shell grows as part of the snail.
The layer of skin that protects a snail's organs is called the mantle. The mantle is a significant part of a snail's anatomy, covering its internal organs and secreting the shell in many species. It plays a crucial role in respiration and excretion as well. Additionally, the mantle helps in forming the protective outer layer of the snail's body.
No, snails do not grow out of their shells. Their shells are part of their body structure and grow along with them. As snails grow, their shells also grow in size to accommodate their increasing body size.
Snails do have eyes, but not every snail has their eyes on the same part of their bodies. For example a Land Snail has their eyes on the tip of their tentacles. A Land Snail also move their tentacles up and down and from side to side. This helps them get the best view. Love, Sierra THANK YOU!
No, snails do not leave their shells voluntarily. Their shell is a part of their body and provides protection as well as structural support. If a snail's shell is damaged or destroyed, it can be detrimental to the snail's health and survival.
The snails shell is part of its body
There are over 120 estimated families of snails in existence today.
The mouth.
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No, a mystery snail cannot breed with a pond snail because they belong to different species with distinct genetic makeups. Mystery snails are part of the Ampullariidae family, while pond snails belong to various families, primarily Lymnaeidae or Planorbidae. Successful breeding typically requires compatibility within the same species or closely related species. Therefore, crossbreeding between these two types of snails is not possible.
Why? i dont think snails get unhappy unless they are hungry or dying.