Wednesday, 4 July 2012

Snail

Snail

There are more than 40,000 different species of snails and slugs throughout the world, and they are remarkably well adapted to survival. They may be found almost everywhere-on land, in trees, in freshwater ponds and streams, and in salt water from shoreline to ocean depths. Snails have shells; slugs do not.Snails and slugs are similar animals. The main difference between them is that a snail has a shell and a slug does not. Snails and slugs belong to the group of soft-bodied animals called mollusks, which also includes oysters, clams, and squid.

Snail

Snail

Snail

Snail

Snail

Snail

 

Snail

Snail

Snail

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