CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Do snails bite people? Does it hurt? (Do snails bite people?)

CATDOLL: Do snails bite people? Does it hurt? (Do snails bite people?)

1. Do snails bite people?

Answer: Snails don't bite people. Snails are omnivorous animals. Young snails will eat decaying plants, while adult snails mainly feed on green plants. They will prey on the roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, etc. of various plants. They especially like to eat young shoots and juicy plants.

2. Do snails bite people?

Snails can bite people. When I was a child, I caught a snail and put it on my finger. I could feel it gently biting my fingertips. I can still remember this feeling.

A cigarette box? A snail can easily bite a big hole in a paper box. You know, snails have tens of thousands of teeth. Next time, put the snail on the thickest part of your husband's skin, such as his face (haha, just kidding, in fact, it should be put on the hands where there is old skin). The astringent feeling when biting is quite good. If you think it tastes good, then eat it (I admire your taste and courage)

3. Which snail has the most painful bite in the world?

It's a cone snail.

In the eyes of many people, snails are non-toxic, they move slowly, and can be stepped on to death if you are not careful. However, there is a kind of highly poisonous snail in the world, it is called "cone snail".

In the summer of 2019, this snail caused a series of terrifying incidents in the shallow seas of northern Australia, and people were terrified when talking about it.

During an investigation, the famous marine biologist Claire Hahn almost lost his life to cone snails, along with not only his assistant but also himself.

It turns out that the cone snail is one of the most poisonous creatures in the world. One drop of its venom is enough to kill 20 adults, making it a veritable "one cigarette killer". But what is incredible is that every harm has its benefits. Through research, Claire discovered that this extremely toxic toxin is actually a good medicine for curing diseases.

4. Will snails bite people?

Snails bite, but their jaws aren't strong enough to have much of an impact, so don't worry.

It is an omnivorous animal. Young snails will eat rotten plants, while adult snails mainly feed on green plants. They will prey on the roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, etc. of various plants. They especially like to eat young shoots and juicy plants.

They mainly live in dark and humid areas such as farmland, vegetable gardens, shrubs, courtyards, mountains, plains, and hills.

5. Does a snail bite hurt?

Snails can bite, but it doesn't hurt. On Friday, I caught 10 or so snails and tried them. Actually, snails have teeth. I used a magnifying glass to see that its mouth is about the size of a needle tip, but it has 25,600 teeth. There is a small hole a little bit down the middle of the snail's tentacles. This is its mouth, and inside it is a serrated tongue, which scientists call a "radula".

6. Will snails bite people?

Biting

Snails bite people, but their jaws are not strong enough, so it won't have much impact, so don't worry. It is an omnivorous animal. Young snails will eat decaying plants, while adult snails mainly feed on green plants. They will prey on the roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, etc. of various plants. They especially like to eat young shoots and juicy plants. They mainly live in farmland,...biting people

Snails bite people, but their jaws are not strong enough, so it won't have much impact, so don't worry. They are omnivorous animals. Young snails will eat decaying plants, while adult snails mainly feed on green plants. They will prey on the roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, etc. of various plants. They especially like to eat young shoots and juicy plants. They mainly live in farmland,...

7. Will African snails bite people?

Yes, but generally they won't bite. If we accidentally touch an African snail and disturb its life, it may bite us. If we encounter this creature, we should try not to disturb it. If we destroy its living environment, it will bite us. If we encounter this kind of wild creature, we should stay away from it for our own safety.

8. Will snails bite people?

Bite.

"Snails bite people, but their jaws are not strong enough, so it won't have much impact, so don't worry. They are omnivorous animals. Young snails will eat decaying plants, while adult snails mainly feed on green plants. They will prey on the roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, etc. of various plants. They especially like to eat young shoots and succulent plants. They mainly live in dark and humid areas such as farmlands, vegetable gardens, shrubs, courtyards, mountains, plains, hills, etc."

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