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Snail Facts For Kids

Snail Facts For Kids

Kids are usually fascinated by creepy crawly creatures. Most parents find this fascination hard to understand. However, this can be used to teach kids facts about so many animals, insects and birds. It will help kids understand the ecosystem and why it is important to protect even the smallest of insects in our environment. One such garden pest that is present in all gardens is the snail. Kids love to handle these slimy creatures. Parents can use this opportunity to teach some facts about the snail to kids. More...


How Do Snails Reproduce ?

How Do Snails Reproduce ?

Snails are called asexual creatures and they reproduce in a different way compared to other creatures. They are considered hermaphrodites. That means a snail has both male and female sexual organs. They have both the reproductive systems in them. This applies to both land and marine snails. Some snails like freshwater species and some oceanic ones do not seem to have this attribute, like apple snails or periwinkles. These 2 kinds of snails depend on male and females for reproduction. More...

What Do Water Snails Eat ?

What Do Water Snails Eat ?

Water snails eat sea weeds and plants for survival. They mainly feed on aquatic plants, like elodea and anarchis. If you have snails in a fish tank, algae does not develop unless you expose the tank to direct sunlight. However, the fish tank should not be directly exposed to sunlight where it can heat up. Algae have to develop under normal circumstances. More...

 

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How To Get Rid Of Snails In The Garden ?       Snails can be a great nuisance for the garden. Too many snails can change the appearance of the garden in less than 15 days. Even if you kill a few of them, they are very persistent. They reproduce once in a month and multiply quickly. Snails can reproduce on their own, without the help of the opposite sex. This is known as asexual reproduction. The snail eggs are hard to identify and can be buried in the soil for years. However, there are a few things available to control the snails in the garden. For garden lovers, there is always a war between the snails and their garden. More..

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