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What are the adaptations of a snail?
there shells
What are the adaptation of snail?
there shells
Do toads eat snail shells?
No toads don't eat snail shells in fact it's quite bad for them.
Do Snail Shells Expand?
snails shed their shells and find new shells
Where do sand hermit crabs get their shells?
Empty snail shells.
What animal that have shells?
snail , armadillo
What is the same about a turtle and snail?
They both have Shells
Can snails detach from their shells?
it means the snail is afraid, or frightend. Oh, and it also means that the snail is trying to protect itself from whatever "frightend it."
What animals do hermit crabs get their shells from?
Just about anything that will fit them, such as snail or conch shells.
What colour are snail shells?
Brown and beige usually
What do snails do with there old shells?
they leave it there for another snail
What is home of snail called?
Snails live in their shells.
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