No one knows exactly why they do it, they just like to burrow and is no harm whatsoever.
They borrow when they are resting and also to lay their eggs, it is normally more moist the lower down they go
Usually it's to create a nest in which they can lay their eggs, although it also be to keep warm in the moist soil, or simply to root for food in the loam.
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Well snails have shells and worms dont. worms dig undergroung and snails just climb up things for safety.
African snails, like all complex organisms can become afflicted with diseases, deformation, and will eventually succumb to the effects of aging. So, in short, there are multiple things that can cause an African snails to die.
In Britain you are allowed to keep Giant African Snails as pets however it is illegal to release the snails or their eggs into the wild as they are considered pests.
african snails die by not eat a enough food.
Giant African land snails are native to East Africa but are illegal in the United States for being a devastating invasive species. No, UV radiation will not harm your giant African land snails.
Giant African Land Snails (or GALS) get much, much bigger. Garden snails are legal to have in the USA but it is illegal to keep GALS in the USA. GALS serves as a major crop problem but most all Snails (if not all snails) make great pets!
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.26 mph african snails go at 1.7 mph though!
Where is the giant african snail indegenuos to
African land snails are illegal in Canada. They are good to eat though... still working on where you can buy the meat!
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