You are welcome, @Hema and glad you like them. Nature can be freaky and I do see this kind of situation in Nudibranch (underwater snails/slugs) too. They adapt and cope with it, just like humans, those who are born with disabilities, will learn to do things to compensate for the disabilities they have :)
thanks Albert! You have a beautiful snail collection. i guess eye arrangement varies according to species. I did find an abnormality in one of our local species. Besides being leucistic it also had fused eye stalks. Seemed to be doing well though. https://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/76...
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You are welcome, @Hema and glad you like them.
Nature can be freaky and I do see this kind of situation in Nudibranch (underwater snails/slugs) too. They adapt and cope with it, just like humans, those who are born with disabilities, will learn to do things to compensate for the disabilities they have :)
thanks Albert! You have a beautiful snail collection. i guess eye arrangement varies according to species.
I did find an abnormality in one of our local species. Besides being leucistic it also had fused eye stalks. Seemed to be doing well though.
https://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/76...
I think the eyes are normal, @Hema.
Here is another of my Spotting of a different Snail with the eyes in the similar position :
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/178...
are the eyes normal? i have seen them usually at the end of an eye stalk.