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Do snails come out of their shell to burrow?
No, snails do not leave their shell to burrow.
Are snails shell silky and watery?
Snails shell is silky and watery.
What are snails exoskeleton?
a snails has an exoskeleton known as a shell. The shell grows with the snail as it ages.
What shelter do snails have?
the snails shell is it's shelter
Do snails have to move into larger shells as they grow?
No, a snails's shell grows with the snail. They grow their own shell/
Do snails live with out there shells?
The snails shell is part of its body
What are the characteristics of snails?
its shell
What is in a snails shell?
the snail :)
What are shell tops?
snails
Where are snails' brains?
It is in their shell
When do snails grow there shells?
snails are born with tiny bits of shells as the snails grow the shell grows with it twirling round to form the shell. hope this helps :]
Where does the snail poop from?
i don't think snails do! Snails poop from inside their shell. They have a small hole in their shell that allows them to carry waste out.
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