Touch

slowly moist  

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When touching a snail, follow the snail's point of view.

Touch it slowly with moist hands so as not to be surprised!  

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Instead of a shell, start with the body!

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The snail's ability to stick to anywhere with mucus is quite strong.

Pulling the shell when touching or moving it can cause pain.

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snail's  at the bottom of the body  Slowly put your hand

Lift or lower with full body support.  

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​ snail state  to understand

antenna  

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snail's  They can't read facial expressions, but they can tell by looking at their antennas for basic conditions.

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One.  When stirring the antenna in all directions:

When the surrounding environment changes and you navigate

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2. Antenna  When baking towards the food you are eating:

If you're interested in it because it's delicious

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3.  not moving  When the antenna is standing soon:

Concentrated bowel movements

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4. When walking around without eating:

If you're full of energy or in a good mood, you're going for a walk,

If you are looking for cleaner air or moisture.

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