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What does the snail do when danger is imminent?
What does the snail do when danger is imminent?
- Attacks the danger
- Freezes in place
- Seeks a new hiding spot
- Retreats into its house (correct)
What does the snail stick close to without fear of falling?
What does the snail stick close to without fear of falling?
- Birds and insects
- Other snails
- Water bodies
- Grass, leaf, fruit, or wall (correct)
What does the snail do when danger is imminent?
What does the snail do when danger is imminent?
- He climbs onto a leaf or fruit to escape
- He shrinks into his house with much displeasure (correct)
- He becomes more active and ventures out of his house
- He seeks shelter in the grass or under a wall
How does the snail react to the slightest touch on its horns?
How does the snail react to the slightest touch on its horns?
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How does the snail react when its horns are touched?
How does the snail react when its horns are touched?
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What does the snail stick close to without fearing to fall?
What does the snail stick close to without fearing to fall?
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Snail Behavior
- When danger is imminent, the snail withdraws into its shell.
- The snail sticks close to a vertical surface, such as a wall or a tree, without fear of falling.
- When danger is imminent, the snail withdraws into its shell for protection.
- The snail reacts to the slightest touch on its horns by withdrawing into its shell.
- The snail reacts to the touch on its horns by withdrawing into its shell for protection.
- The snail sticks close to a vertical surface, such as a wall or a tree, without fearing to fall.
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