They bury themselves in the ground and seal their shells to hibernate (apparently they can sleep for 3 years). They also do that when it gets too hot and dry for them. You on a snail hunt?
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They bury themselves in the ground and seal their shells to hibernate (apparently they can sleep for 3 years). They also do that when it gets too hot and dry for them. You on a snail hunt?
No man. Just thinking it out loud haha.
And how did you know this?
I was afraid you might be getting hungry or something. Lol, I researched it after I saw your post. I often find them while digging up gardens/flower beds in the spring but wasn't certain how/why they came to be there.