#snailposting

[gastropodsyay]

leptopoma nitidum!! a terrestrial snail with an operculum!

AKA the blushing snail :)

[frankie-frankly]

hes so me

[snailspotter]

Just learned about the shark eye snail on inat. HOW can its body possibly work that way??

They’re just some sort of ooze I think

While looking for a better answer I stumbled across this video, which might be of interest:

Somehow they’re even weirder in motion. The gleeping glooper. The sloughing sludger. The blobbilus wobbilus

[fibonacci-the-snail]

heres photos of fibos (fibonacci)

[ratbugs]

do you ever think it’s interesting how: snails are significant disease vectors in the way of being intermediate hosts for many parasites - and the transmission of these diseases through snail mucus etc. leads to more than 200,000 deaths yearly and yet,

no one tells you to kill yourself for drawing a picture of a snail or says you’re an inconsiderate bastard who’s likely never been outside because you talk about the environmental importance of snails (the kind of energy which is given to you for speaking about less beloved disease vectors like mosquitoes 🦟)

[snailifier]

@=:0🥒 sneating my last cucumber rn...

[people-eating-ladders]

snail sneating a snadder

[cutiepieautistic]

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