Yes. Snails belong to the Kingdom Animalia. A level of classifying all living things on earth. Animals are a multi-celled living organisms whose origin remains debatable. The animals body shape generally becomes fixed once the animal reaches maturity although some species of animal undergo series metamorphosis in later life such as the caterpillar which grows wings. Most animals are generally motile which means that they are able to move in their own. Animals are also considered heterotrophs, which means that they must ingest other organisms to survive, either plant or animal organisms. There is no way of knowing exactly how many species of animal exist as so many are found or become extinct each year. Species are a group of similar animals that are capable of interbreeding that results in the production of fertile offspring.
Yes, a snail is an animal.
All snails are cephalopods, so no, a moon snail isn't a mammal. A mammal is warm-blooded, has hair at at least one point in their lives, can produce milk (female).
It is acullay not a mammal
No a snail is a bug/insect.
No. A snail is a mollusc.
A snail is neither a fish nor a mammal.
No. The Giant African Snail is not a reptile, it is a mollusc.
All except the snail are mammals.
Yes, the giant ant eater is a mammal.
You can have A Giant African Land Snail like I have!
It is a mammal
A snail kite is a bird.
nope
Where is the giant african snail indegenuos to
Snails grow to a variety of different sizes depending on the species and individual. The largest known land snail is the Giant African Snail (Achatina achatina). The Giant African Snail has been known to grow to lengths of up to 30cm.
the anteaters baby is a mammal.
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