>>15662853Ah, well, I need to rest a bit before I can puke out textwalls, but, I'll say, I didn't know snails could get that big, damn, is that normal? And it is a snail, right? My brain is telling me it's a slug for some reason, but, well, snails are technically slugs, yeah? It's just that they have a shell and all. Or, is slug just another way to say snail? Well, I really doubt that, no way. So, whatever, it's a snail, yeah. I wonder if it being so big makes it easier, or harder to move around? Or, just the same as a smaller snail? I imagine that it'd be stronger therefore move faster because it's big, but, I also think that maybe it'd be too heavy or something, along with it's shell, it has a bigger and heavier shell cause it's a bigger slug, or snail, whatever, yeah? So, well, I'll go with the hunch that smaller snails would be more agile, I think it makes more sense. Plus, damn, I think that thing is a bit unfortunate with how it was born, with how big it is, cause the shells that snails have are supposed to protect them from stuff, that's obviously why it's there, right? But, like you can see on the picture, that snail has more than half of it's body outside of the shell, just sticking out exposed like that, I think it can't really get a proper shell to protect it's body with, because of it's size, that's pretty sad, damn. Snails aren't born with their shells, right? I think they have to find make one or something, or, well, I don't know how they'd make one, I guess they have to find something to make their shell? But, that also sounds a bit impossible, it's not like there's just stuff to use as shells laying around everywhere in the nature, I don't think. But, then, does that mean they're born with their shells? No way, right? Yeah, actually, I suppose what makes sense the most is, if their shells grew after they were born, like when they mature, their shell grows, I think that's how it works? I also recall hearing from somewhere that snail shells ar-Part 1.
