Animals, Gallery, Research Snail shells 7 May 2009 Justin Montemarano 2 Comments Measuring snail shells (Pomacea flagullata) from Snail Kite perches. Umm… escargo.
Yuck, escargo. I just removed one of those shells from my pant pocket yesterday. It survived the washing and drying, and was entirely intact. Durable, aren’t they? Reply
I don’t think I’ve ever had escargo, although I read that it is made from this type (Genus) of snail. I did find one living one the other day though… Reply
Measuring snail shells (Pomacea flagullata) from Snail Kite perches. Umm… escargo.
Yuck, escargo. I just removed one of those shells from my pant pocket yesterday. It survived the washing and drying, and was entirely intact. Durable, aren’t they?
I don’t think I’ve ever had escargo, although I read that it is made from this type (Genus) of snail. I did find one living one the other day though…