Why does a worm travel faster than a snail?

Answer 1

I think worms are because snalis and tutrles are like brothers both slow. So snails might be your vote but it might be a worm

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Answer 2

Worms move faster than snails because they have a more streamlined body shape that allows for faster movement through the soil. In contrast, snails move slowly due to their shell, which adds weight and can cause more friction when moving. Additionally, worms have a more efficient method of locomotion using their muscles and setae (tiny bristles), while snails rely on muscular contractions to move their bulk along.