Fact 1
Snails move by gliding on a muscular structure on the bottom of the abdomen called the foot. Their bodies produce thick slime which helps them to crawl across the edge of a razor and not get hurt
Fact 2
Snails are hermaphrodites which mean that they have both male and female reproductive organs.
Fact 3
They live in tiny holes of mud or on leaves and travel large distances of land and water. The land, sea and freshwater snails live in parks, forests, gardens, dunes and bottoms of the sea.
Are snake-like fish from the order Anguilliformes that occupy both fresh water as well as saltwater habitats.
Are partially arboreal marsupials with long thick tails, pointed snout and long fox-like tapering ears belonging to the order Diprotodontia.
Are large, powerful, living lizards with long flat heads, round snouts, scaly skin, bowed legs and huge muscular tails.
Are the largest living land animals that are now found in the world
Are land dwelling reptiles that belong to the order Testudines.
Are the only animals that have a DNA profile that is almost 98% similar to humans.
Are small mammals native to Asia, Europe and Africa that thrive in warm temperatures.
Are burrowing nocturnal animals, belonging to the suborder Vermilingua.
Are cold blooded reptiles that get their name from a Spanish word El Lagarto, meaning “lizard”.