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  2. Cornu aspersum - Wikipedia

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    After snails hatch from the egg, they mature in one or more years. Maturity takes two years in Southern California, while it takes only 10 months in South Africa. [citation needed] In captivity snails can become sexually mature within 3.5 months of hatching, before they stop growing. [30] The lifespan of snails in the wild is typically 2–3 years.

  3. Flat-spired three-toothed snail - Wikipedia

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    Once hatched, young snails grow rapidly, and can reach maturity within their first summer. [12] Triodopsis platysayoides is thought to be a relatively long-lived land snail. Based upon shell growth rings, these snails reach maturity at 3 years in the wild, or at 2 years in captivity. [13]

  4. Urosalpinx cinerea - Wikipedia

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    Urosalpinx cinerea, common name the eastern oyster drill, Atlantic oyster drill, or just oyster drill, is a species of small predatory sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Muricidae, the murexes or rock snails.

  5. Heliciculture - Wikipedia

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    Some snails may act as males one season and as females the next. Other snails play both roles at once and fertilize each other simultaneously. When the snail is large enough and mature enough, which may take several years, mating occurs in the late spring or early summer after several hours of courtship. Sometimes, a second mating occurs in summer.

  6. Scotch bonnet (sea snail) - Wikipedia

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    The snail rests between each of these stages of growth, and usually absorbs the entire outer lip before it begins to grow again. [16] In some cases, especially in deep water, the Scotch bonnet does not absorb the outer lip completely, leaving behind a varix on the whorls of the mature shell.

  7. Pea-sized snails thought to be extinct 100 years ago ... - AOL

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    More than 1,300 pea-sized snails, once believed to have gone extinct after no sightings were recorded for more than a century, have been released into the wild. Two species of the Desertas Island ...

  8. Reproductive system of gastropods - Wikipedia

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    These land snails have opercula, which helps identify them as "winkles gone ashore", in other words, snails within the clade Littorinimorpha and the informal group Architaenioglossa. Members of the snail family Pulmonata , which includes carboniferous land sails and some freshwater snails of the order Basommatophora , are protandrous ...

  9. Snail racing - Wikipedia

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    There are numerous snail racing events that take place in different places around the world, though the majority take place in the United Kingdom. Snail races usually take place on a circular track with the snails starting in the middle and racing to the perimeter. The track usually takes the form of a damp cloth atop a table. [1]

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