In actual fact, snails are a species which are Hermaphrodites - which means they have both male and female sex organs. When a pair of snails mate, they both produce eggs which will grow in to charming baby snails. If you own snails as pets, it's a good idea to give them unisex names - or label one as the male and another as the female. For instance I have given one of my snails a boy's name (Archimedes) and the other a girl's name (Shelly).
when 2 snails love each other very much... when 2 snails love each other very much...
snails have shells slugs don't it is obvious
snails use there attenas to communicate with ona another
each other
they are slow
Snails depend on Hydrillas for food and oxygen while Hydrillas depend on snails for carbon dioxide
snails do need other snails around them to be happy because they have remarkable senses and brains.
Snails can be male, female, or hermaphrodite, meaning they have both male and female reproductive organs. Male snails have a penis and produce sperm, while female snails have a reproductive tract and produce eggs. Hermaphrodite snails can mate with any other snail and can both give and receive sperm during mating.
Snails reproduce the same thing almost everything else does - they mate and lay eggs. Some snails are hermaphrodites, though (have both male and female sexual organs in the same individual), which means that two snails can fertilize each-other.
Yes, snails have genders. They are hermaphrodites, meaning they have both male and female reproductive organs. When snails reproduce, they can fertilize each other's eggs, but they still need to mate to do so. This process involves exchanging sperm with another snail, which allows them to fertilize each other's eggs.
Cats and snails typically do not have direct interactions or behaviors with each other. Cats may show curiosity towards snails, but they are unlikely to actively engage with them. Snails, on the other hand, may be cautious around cats due to the potential threat they pose. Overall, the relationship between cats and snails is generally one of indifference.
If you are keeping pet snails that have similar markings and cannot tell them apart, use different coloured paints (not water-based) or nail varnish to put a small dot of colour on the shell to help with identification. If the question meant "how do you tell male and female snails apart?", then the answer is that there are no male or female snails. Snails are hermaphrodites (have characteristics of both sexes) and so any two snails can reproduce.