There are sure lots of species of saltwater sea snails in the Mediterranean Sea. Mediterraneans is also famous for some species known as Haustellum brandaris which provides the tynian-purple dye which was extracted by Phoenicians and very expensive. The color was restricted for use only by the members of Roman and especially Byzantine Royal family members by law.
So there are various kinds of sea snails in Mediterranean.
Saltwater, hence Mediterranean Sea.
saltwater
Acutally, limpet is a common name for saltwater as well as freshwater snails.
Saltwater, but it is much less salty than the open ocean at least on the surface.
There are many decomposers that live in the Mediterranean sea. Monk seal and the loggerhead sea turtles are the common decomposers in the Mediterranean.
The nerites are snails of the family Neritidae, which contains both freshwater and saltwater species. In particular, the snails in the tribe (a kind of subgroup) Theodoxini, such as Theoxodusand Clithon, are freshwater. The snails of all other nerites tribes are saltwater.
No. They are fundamentally different saltwater bodies.
Sea snails are generally quite hardy. With a proper saltwater aquarium they can live in captivity. Researching the requirements of the species is the first step.
NO they can not.
No, sea snails are marine animals and need a saltwater environment to survive. Placing a sea snail in a fishbowl with house plants in freshwater would not provide the necessary conditions for its well-being. It is important to provide proper habitat and care for sea snails to ensure their health and longevity.
yes the Sea of Galilee is the only sea that doesn't have saltwater yes the Sea of Galilee is the only sea that doesn't have saltwater
The Mediterranean Sea.