Watch this nice snail. It slowly moves across the ocean floor—lah-di-lah-di-lah!—until it finds a sleeping fish three times its size. Does it say hello, ...

— -- The questionably cute but slimy sea snail has a secret weapon for capturing its prey, scientists have discovered. The cone snails have a have a high level of insulin in their venom that ...

Scientists uncover rare parasitic snails living inside sea cucumbers in Japan—offering new insights into unusual animal relationships.

The snail lives within its shell like tube, burrowed into a rock or other substrate. Bieler et al. (2023), PeerJ, DOI 10.7717/peerj.15854 ...

The sea snail, officially called a “Naria turdus,” is supposed to be in the Eastern Indian Ocean and the Red Sea. It first appeared in the Caribbean, in Aruba, in 2020.