Representative animals that hibernate during the winter include: Bear, turtle, snake, frog, bat, There are squirrels, raccoons, hedgehogs, etc. Did you know that snails also hibernate in the winter? Today we will learn about snail hibernation.
Snails, which are sensitive to temperature and humidity, hibernate to survive when temperatures drop. When hibernating in the winter, they create a hibernation membrane to protect their body and fall asleep inside their shell.
Typically, snails raised at home do not sleep because they regulate temperature and humidity. However, if a snail raised at home puts on a hibernation membrane and hibernates in the winter, the survival environment is not suitable. If your pet snail goes into hibernation, it is most likely that the temperature and humidity are not suitable. People who raise snails sometimes take a bath when the snails go into hibernation to create an environment where the snails can naturally wake up from hibernation.
Snails, which are sensitive to temperature and humidity, may put on a hibernation membrane to protect themselves and take a summer sleep when the weather is hot or their bodies are dry. To check whether the snail you are raising at home hibernates in the summer or winter, you can check whether there is a white hibernation film at the entrance to the shell.
Snails hibernate in summer and hibernate in order to survive ! Nature is truly mysterious. In particular, the more you know about snails, the more mysterious they seem