Euthyneura Collection

Accumulation of land snails (Euryptyxis labiosa), escaping the desert heat by resting on a shrubs bark, Ayn Sahnawt, Sultanate of Oman, February

White-lipped snail (Cepaea hortensis) crawling over an oak sleeper retaining a garden lawn with a greenhouse in the background, Wiltshire, UK, April

Snail (Indrella ampulla) Coorg, Karnataka, India. endemic to Western Ghats

Red slug (Arion rufus) Vosges, France, September

Magnificent land-snail (Helicophanta magnifica) Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, Moramanga, Madagascar

Glass frog (Rulyrana spiculata) ventral / underside view, Cosnipata Valley, Peru

Garden snail (Helix aspersa) baby on Marigold flower, UK

Brown-lipped snail (Cepaea nemoralis) on fungus, reproduced in a bokeh affect, Sheffield, England, UK. November. Commended in the Natures Studio Category of GDT competition 2014

Cuban tree snail ( Polymita sulphurosa) collected near Moa, Cuba, Endangered

Leaf snail (Gittenbergeria turriplana) Algarve, Portugal

Feeding trails from Common snails (Helix aspersa) grazing algae growing on black paint. The rows of chitinous, recurved teeth (the cuticula, part of the radula) leave a distinctive zigzag pattern

Cose up of pattern detail on the back of a Lettuce Sea Slug (Elysia crispata) The Bahamas

Red slug (Arion rufus), Bristol, England, UK, September

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"Euthyneura: A Fascinating World of Gastropods" From the enchanting oak sleeper gardens to the lush Western Ghats, the Euthyneura gastropods have conquered diverse habitats across the globe. The White-lipped snail gracefully crawls over an oak sleeper, its vibrant shell contrasting against nature's rustic backdrop. In Coorg, Karnataka, India, we encounter the rare Snail Indrella ampulla, endemic to the Western Ghats. Its presence reminds us of the delicate balance within these ancient mountains. Venturing into Vosges, France in September reveals a striking sight - the Red slug. With its fiery hue and slimy trail left behind on fallen leaves, it adds a touch of autumnal beauty to this picturesque region. The Andasibe-Mantadia National Park in Moramanga unveils another gem - the Magnificent land-snail. Its intricate shell patterns captivate our imagination as we marvel at nature's artistry. Journeying to Cosnipata Valley in Peru introduces us to a unique creature - Glass frog Rulyrana spiculata. As we observe its ventral view, we are mesmerized by its translucent skin and glimpse into its mysterious world beneath. Closer to home in UK gardens, baby Garden snails find their way onto Marigold flowers – tiny explorers discovering new horizons amidst colorful petals. Sheffield surprises us with a bokeh effect photograph showcasing Brown-lipped snails on fungus. Their presence highlights how even small creatures can thrive amidst urban landscapes if given a chance. Cuba presents an endangered wonder – Cuban tree snail Polymita sulphurosa collected near Moa. Its vivid colors remind us of both nature's beauty and fragility that needs protection for future generations. Algarve Portugal offers a glimpse into Leaf snail Gittenbergeria turriplana’s life among coastal vegetation—a reminder that beauty can be found in the smallest of creatures.