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Unknown Spotting ( A Fast Snail )

Description:

A Fast Snail: Around 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon, I looked out of the right front window, and I spotted a small snail, that was in the middle of the walkway. This small snail, was moving in all different directions. This small snail, was moving to the right, to the left, upwards, and downwards. I grabbed my camera, and I went outside, and I took a lot of photos, of this small snail. It was getting very cloudy, and it might rain, so I went back inside my house. I waited about two minutes, then I walked back over, to the right front window for the second time, and I looked out. This small snail was gone! I went outside, and I could not find this small snail anywhere. This small snail, went into the grass, from the middle of the walkway, in about two minutes. This is a fast snail! Again, this is a fast snail! The color of this small snail, is different shades of brown. It's shell, had seven whorls to it.

Habitat:

I spotted this small snail, moving in many directions, in the middle of the walkway.

Notes:

Around 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon, I looked out of the right front window, when I spotted a small snail, moving all around, in the middle of the walkway. I went outside, and I took a lot of photos, of this small snail. It got very cloudy, and it looked like it was going to rain, so I went back inside my house. About two minutes later, I walked back over to the right front window, for the second time, and I looked outside. This small snail, is gone! I went outside, and I looked all around, for this small snail. This small snail, went into the grass. This small snail, went from the middle of the walkway, to the grass, in about two minutes. This is a fast snail! Gone, in about two minutes.

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maplemoth662
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Spotted on May 15, 2018
Submitted on May 16, 2018

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