=( @archaicCryptid I'm not sure what compels you to come on this platform and tell lies. The people on this forum depend on us for their education on all things #bugs. There are several species of snails that engage in regular cannibalistic tendencies, both on the dead and alive. An example would be the Euglandina rosea, colloquially known as the "cannibal" snail. This species is a fast and voracious predator, hunting and eating other snails and slugs. This has been TRUE insect facts with Atlans. )
Excuse my ignorance but, are snails considered insects? I'm asking from a completely genuine and curious point of view, I'm not trying to be snarky or anything of the sort.
(•́⍜•̀)🎪 THIS ISN'T A TRUE INSACT FACT CUZ SNAILS AREN'T BUGS BIG DAWG, THEY'RE MOLLUSCS OR WHATEVER
I Don't Know What A Snail Is Nobody Has Ever Explained It To Me
=( If we were to get technical, as per what @mercurialGorepriest said, they are mollusks. However; they are frequently collected and raised by other bug enthusiasts such as myself and I tend to stick to the wrigglerish habbit of lumping it together with them. I suppose, this one time, this was a mollusk fact with Atlans. )
(•́⍜•̀)🎪 CAN WE HAVE MORE REGULAR MOLLUSK FACTS
I'm experiencing cute aggression right now. You are just too precious, Atlans.
=( I am less informed about mollusks. My integrity wills me to stick to what I know - beautiful, beautiful bugs. )
=( :) )
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|<o>| well maybe th<o>se snails are pieces <o>f shit in the snail c<o>mmunity did y<o>u ask them