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turtles: positive- represent going at one's own pace or protect one's self. Or maybe in a beautiful natural state, they represent feeling deeply or clearly about something.
negative- if turtles are in bad shape they may represent chronic health issues or concerns about your appearance.
snails could mean the same thing.
SnailA snail withdraws quickly into its shell, and sometimes represents great sensitivity that makes us withdraw from life. So it can suggest such a vulnerability , or that you are hiding in a protective shell of feelings. withdrawal from reality, or from social or sensual contacts; or a 'defence mechanism'Vulnerability - its shell depicting defence against being hurt. For some people the snail would indicate feelings of repulsion. Probably repulsion regarding 'squirmy' feelings regarding your body or sexuality.
The snail is sometimes seen in dreams connected with babies. This is because in the womb they are so vulnerable and without a protective 'shell'. Also maybe because of the feelings of squishyness associated with them
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Are snails faster then turtles?
No.
What is slower a snail or turtle?
snails are slower than turtles. if you put a snails speed next to a turtles the turtle will be faster.
Can snails travel faster than turtles?
No.
What is the similar of turtles and snails?
they both have shells
Things that move slow?
Turtles, slugs, snails
Can a water snails live with painted turtles?
i don't think so.i have 1 turtle and 9 snails........:)
Do snails have dreams?
Probably not but nobody can say for sure.
Name 3 animals that are slow?
Sloths, snails, slugs, turtles, coral, urchins, Greenland Sharks, Loris, Sea Anemone, and tortoises are a list of slow animals.
Many claim that dinosaurs are closely associated with what?
Lizards, turtles, and Snails.
What animals feed on this Algae?
fish , and turtles , snails frogs, and tadpoles
What are some animals that are on there own after birth?
* sea turtles * Snails * Slugs * spiders
What animals live on rocks in the ocean?
Snails, crabs, turtles, armadillos, tortoises, and lobsters all live in or have a shell.
