Pollution indicator, predatory responsibilities, and prey roles are the functions of garden snails. The terrestrial pulmonate gastropod mollusks in question (Cornu aspersum) inform the gardener of environmental pollution by their ability to sequester heavy metals in their shells. They also serve as popular predators of crushed animal matter and rotting plant materials, unpopular predators of edible and ornamental plants, and welcome prey for garden birds, frogs, and lizards.
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∙ 16y agoThe Helix aspersa or Brown Garden Snail is probably the best known terrestrial mollusk.
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∙ 14y agoskunks, possums, raccoons, turtles
Garden snail, 0.03 mph
in a garden
snail and slugs eat garden debris
the speed of garden snail in kilometres per hour is 0.048 km/h
in the garden
The kind of snail that's an outdoor snail is a garden snail witch is the type that eats leaves and has a brown colour shell.
erm... a snail?
The typical garden snail's scientific name is 'helix aspersa'.
THEY are not the same kind of snail
i thing its brown
I would keep it in a garden or a garden like habitat
The average garden snail moves at a pace of 100 ft an hour.