Snails do have teeth—a whole lot of them. Through a structure called a “radula” in their mouths, snails pry off pieces of what they’re eating and further break it down. The radula features ...

"Snails eat paper because most contains cellulose from the wood pulp which they can digest and use for energy, and they also get calcium from paper and that's what they need to build their shells ...

Slugs actually do have a shell, but it’s internal ... ‘People often ask me how they can stop snails from eating their lettuces. But most species don’t eat living vegetation, they eat decaying or dead ...

Thankfully, he was able to buy some petit gris or little grey snails (one of the best species for eating) from a supplier ... a pot of boiling water, though I do hibernate them first in a ...

Medha: Sea snails also play a role in Vietnam's cultural practice of social eating. Jimmy: So, in Vietnam, we do nhậu. It means "eat and drink" and symbolizes family and group gatherings.