snail mom

I post snails and slugs. Follow me on Instagram @samsnailmom

[slugsdaily]

[bashircore]

this gif of a snail has been in my drafts for well over a year what do u guys think of him

[impaled]

[ratsonass]

[vile-things]

[horrorsoflife]

[obfuscobble]

I don’t know how many snails there are in the world, but there re now 40 more than there were two months ago. :)

[dearsnails]

powerade snail (the shell is powerade)

obsessed with this incredibly niche request. here you go powerade snail

[samsnailmom]

So good to have you back! I hope you are well, and that you remember you have been missed. Happy new year, I hope it will be the one you deserve! 💕

Awww this is so cute :))

Thank you! Happy 2021! Let’s make this one better than the last :))

[hdot-mokoriri]

This orange tastes sweet.🍊🧡

このオレンジは甘いよ🍊🧡

[jetix]

2018-07-24

[hdot-mokoriri]

Deliver letters✉️🐌✉️

手紙の配達✉️🐌✉️

[hdot-mokoriri]

I hung out with my friends.♫⛄️❄️♫

友達と遊んだよ♫⛄️❄️♫

[fairywhimperxx-deactivated20210]

Jellybean <3

[craftyintentions]

I am so excited to announce that my new Giant Snail crochet pattern is now available!!!

This guy took a LONG time to perfect! I’m really proud of the way it came out and I’m excited to see what you make with it!

You can find the pattern here on Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/giant-snail

Or here on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/883372796/giant-snail-amigurumi-crochet-pattern-by

[finnsnails]

i grabbed squeak out for a quick photo, as he seemed pretty insistent on crawling out of the tank while i cleaned! he’s so friendly :,)

[amnhnyc]

Are you feeling a bit sluggish this Monday? If so, you’re in good company—meet the red triangle slug (Triboniophorus graeffei)! Its namesake red triangle is where you’ll find its breathing pore. This Australian critter inhabits forests and woodlands, where it might be spotted on the bark of a eucalyptus tree feeding on microscopic algae. It has a unique and effective defense mechanism: when threatened, it can “superglue” predators to a surface by emitting a sticky mucus. The sticky substance can stop a foe, like a hungry frog, in its tracks! Photo: David Lochlin, CC BY 2.0, flickr https://www.instagram.com/p/CJXjBbogZ4S/?igshid=1c8uac5ysyi8x

[rivka-kopelman]