The Australian Trumpet Syrinx aruanus is the largest living marine snail, weighing up to 18kg or 40 pounds.
There are about 50,000 species of snail. The weight of the smallest is less than 1 gram and the largest can weigh up to almost 20 kilograms.
There are many species, some tiny, some several inches across.
Snails grow to a variety of different sizes depending on the species and individual. The largest known land snail is the Giant African Snail (Achatina achatina). The Giant African Snail has been known to grow to lengths of up to 30cm.
Some snail species are hermaphroditic, while other species have individual sexes. Some species are even capable of asexual reproduction. There is no official name for male snails (for the species that have separate sexes).
I found a snail living out on land and i put it in water and it lived under water..... so i think the answer is yes :D
there are 116,500 snail species known to man
It depends on the snail species. They can be either one of the three.
Roughly 3 epochs but it varies from species to species
As with so many of the questions on this site, it depends on the species. There are over 60 000 species of snails. There are many different modes of living amongst these species, and thus a snails habitat is highly variable.
Paua do not actually have feet, they are a species of snail so slide along on a specialized muscle
The largest snail in Puget Sound is Lewis' moon snail. Its shell can grow to a size of 5.5 inches and when fully extended outside its shell, the moon snail's diameter can be up to 12 inches.