Three large terrestrial snails are positioned within a clear or translucent plastic enclosure. Each snail exhibits a pale, creamy-white foot and a light brown to amber-yellow, conical shell, which is speckled with dark, organic substrate. In the center-right of the frame, two snails are visible, one partially overlapping the shell of the other. The snail in the upper position extends its pale body and tentacles towards the right side of the enclosure. The snail in the lower position is largely obscured by the upper snail's shell and foot, with only parts of its head and tentacles visible. A third snail's head and anterior body are visible in the lower-left corner, extending towards pieces of lettuce on the substrate. The bottom of the enclosure is covered with a dark, moist, organic substrate, likely soil or peat. Scattered pieces of light green leafy vegetables, resembling lettuce, are present on the substrate, some showing signs of being partially consumed. Dark debris from the substrate adheres to the white inner walls of the enclosure. A pinkish fingertip is faintly visible along the top-center edge of the enclosure. No discernible visual information within the image provides an identifiable location, such as a city or country, nor is there any indication of the depicted scene being in Shiraz, Iran.Land snails observed in containers in Sh
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Sun, Jun 7, 2026, 12:57 PM

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Three large terrestrial snails are positioned within a clear or translucent plastic enclosure. Each snail exhibits a pale, creamy-white foot and a light brown to amber-yellow, conical shell, which is…read more

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