Parts of a snail
Age 8 · Animals
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A snail has one big muscly foot to glide along. Its soft body hides inside a spiral shell.
In the picture
- Tall tentacle with an eye on its tip: sees light and shapes
- Short tentacle: feels and touches things
- Spiral shell: shelters the snail’s heart, lung and gut
Examples
- A garden snail gliding over a wet leaf on its foot
- A snail pulling back into its shell when you touch its feelers
Key takeaways
- A snail moves on one muscular foot.
- Its shell protects the organs inside.
Quiz: Parts of a snail (Age 8)
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How does a snail move along?
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What does a snail’s spiral shell do?
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Which part of a snail is used for seeing?
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