How does the snail react when danger comes?
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As we know, they are not fast; Then, when they feel danger nearby, they lock themselves into their shell and cover the opening with a layer of mucus called epiphragm. – They secrete extra mucus. When an animal attacks a snail, it releases large amounts of mucus, perhaps to confuse or stifle the attacker
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