Photoblog #24 || [EN] A hungry snail / [ES] Un caracol hambriento
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[EN]
When I was walking in the forest, I saw this small snail chewing vigorously a death flower. Unlike slugs, they carry their protective shell all the time. Snails are a very old species, scientists found fossils of them and they say they have existed for more than 600 millions of years.
It's nice to see them walking very slow, so I could take many pictures of them. In Gothenburg, they start to appear at the beginning of spring. It's like they are welcoming the flowers season.
[ES]
Cuando estaba caminando por el bosque, yo vi este pequeño caracol masticando vigorosamente esta flor muerta. A diferencia de las babosas, ellos cargan su caparazón todo el tiempo. Los caracoles son una especie muy antigua, científicos han econtrado fósiles y calculan que han vivido desde have más de 600 millones de años.
Es degradable verlos arrastrarse lentamente, así que pude tomar varias fotos de ellos. En Gotemburgo, ellos empiezan a aparecer al inicio de la primavera, es como si dieran la bienvenida a esta linda estación floral.
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