Snails, Slugs, and Slime! Animal Science for Kids

The video explores the similarities and differences between snails and slugs, both part of the gastropod family. It discusses their movement, anatomy, and unique features like slime and eyes on stalks. The video also highlights the diversity within gastropods, including the presence of shells in snails and the vibrant colors of sea slugs. It emphasizes the adaptability and varied lifestyles of these creatures.

What is the primary way snails and slugs move?

• Using their eyes

• By flying

• Using a muscular foot

• By hopping

What is a key difference between snails and slugs?

• Snails have a shell, slugs do not

• Slugs have wings, snails do not

• Snails are faster than slugs

• Slugs have more legs than snails

What is the largest snail in the world?

• Australian trumpet snail

• Nudibranch

• Banana slug

• Garden snail

What helps banana slugs avoid drying out on land?

• Their bright colors

• Their ability to fly

• Their hard shell

• Their special mucus

What is a unique feature of nudibranchs?

• They can fly

• They live only on land

• They are known for their bright colors

• They have a hard shell