Question

Explain Movement in snail..​

Answer 1

Answer:

Have you seen the shell of a snail? It is

like a house it carries along with it! It is a

skeleton which is outside the body, but is not

made up of bones. Such a skeleton is known

as an exoskeleton. Crabs and insects such

as cockroaches also have exoskeletons.

Exoskeletons give support and protection and

also allow movement at the joints.

The snail has a thick structure called a foot.

It is made up of strong muscles. It produces a

series of wave-like movements that push the

snail's body forward.

Answer 2

Snails move with the help of their muscular foot. They produce a wave like motion along their foot, contracting and stretching their muscle which pushes the body of the snail against the surface moving in the forward direction.