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The snail form better adapted to the environment is typically the one with features that enhance its survival and reproduction in that specific habitat. For instance, if the environment has a lot of vegetation, snails with a camouflaged shell might be favored as they can evade predators more effectively. Additionally, snails with a thicker shell may be more resilient to harsh weather conditions. Overall, adaptations that improve feeding efficiency, predator avoidance, and resilience to environmental stresses determine which form is better suited.
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In what wetland does a snail live in?
Snails are capable to live in every wetland. They are adapted to the environment and live as decomposers of wetlands.
How is a pond snail adapted to its habitat?
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How has a snail adapted to the habitat in which it lives?
plants
What is the tongue of a snail adapted to?
The tongue of a snail is called a Radula; it consists of microscopic sharp edges that scrape food particles into the snail's gullet.
How a pond snail is adapted to pond life?
They have eyes to breath on
What is located at the bottom of a snail?
At the bottom of a snail is a muscular foot that helps it move and navigate its environment.
How does the water snail adapt to its environment?
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What environment is a snail in?
Damp areas, with plants to feed on.
What feature of body covering of a snail protects it from its predators or environment?
a shell
When you put a snail in a new environment why do bubbles accour?
How much is the amount of bubbles? If its alot, maybe there is some salt on the snail when you put it in the new environment? im not too sure.. Anyways, hoped this helps! :)
Should you put a snail into the ocean if he is trailing on the sand?
No. You should not. The snail knows the type of environment where he belongs. Salt water might kill him.
What is more deadly a sea snail or a lionfish?
The conus snail venom is pretty nasty stuff and people have died from it. It seems slightly more lethal than lionfish toxin.
