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How do slugs move when they have no feet?
They move by sliding on their bellies, much like penguins or snakes... They do actually move on what is called their foot.
What do sharptail snakes eat?
Slugs
Which creatures have no legs?
worms, slugs, snails snakes
What are three animals that does not have a backbone?
worms,snakes and slugs
What animal doesn't have feet?
snakes, snails, slugs
What do Texas brown snakes eat?
Snails, slugs, and earthworms
What do grass snakes eat?
They eat mice ,slugs, and small insects.
Are snakes the only animals who do not have legs?
no there is Worms and snails and also slugs
Do gardener snakes keep slugs away?
Yes! they most certainly do!
What do sharp tailed snakes eat in captivity?
worms they eat slugs to but the snake gets angry cause the slugs are too big
Is a slug slimy?
Slugs are slimy on the outside to facilitate gas exchange so they can breath. Slugs are slimy on the bottom because the slime allows them to move.
Do snakes have a streamlined body?
because they are thin and and travel smoothly
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