Gastropods Collection (page 3)

Red triangle slug - yellow form, showing its unique single pair of eye-tentacles
AUS-512 Red triangle slug - yellow form, showing its unique single pair of eye-tentacles. Rainforest, New South Wales, Australia Triboniophorus graeffei Densey Clyne / Auscape / ardea.com Auscape

Brown Snail with raised head and antennae, side view

Ficus gracilis, underside view of Graceful Fig Shell, fragile large shell, long body, expanding spire and light orange brown colour

Gastropods - Campanile: Cross section of the fossilised shell of the giant cerith, the Campanile giganteum (Lamarck), which lives on the sandy bottoms of very shallow, warm seas

Gastropods - Bourgetia: The fossilised shell of a sea snail, the Bourgetia saemanni (Oppel), a marine creature that lived in coral and sponge reefs in warm and shallow seas

Two Painted Lady shells (Phasianella australis), close up

Hexaplex radix, radish murex shell, massive heavy shell, small pointed spire, white, cream body whorls covered in dark brown spines, prickly looking shell

Two Australian Trumpet shells (Syrinx aruanus), close up

Telecopium telescopium, Telescope Snail Shell, above view, two, tall spire, dark brown with fine whorls

Two Banded Tulip shells (Fasciolaria lilium), close up

Giant Triton or Trumpet Triton shell (Charonia tritonis), close up

Turritella terebra, above view of two Tower Screw Shells, thin tall

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Banded snail - on daisy flower - Dorset Date:

Extinct fossil gastropods: Ammonites fimbriatus, Aptychus sanguinolaris and A. bollensis.. Handcolored lithograph from Dr. F.A

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Snails at a fence post Andalusia, Spain Date:

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Snails at a fence post Andalusia, Spain Date:

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Banded Snail, Norfolk UK Date:

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Banded Snail, Norfolk UK Date:

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Snail Snail on stem Klungkung Bali Indonesia Date:

Illustration, Snail crossing winding garden path, side view

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European Black Slug slugs mating. Allariz, Galicia, Spain. Date:

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European Black Slug slugs mating. Allariz, Galicia, Spain. Date:

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European Black Slug on moss. Allariz, Galicia, Spain. Date:

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European Black Slug on moss. Allariz, Galicia, Spain. Date:

Clear Sundial Shell (Architectonica perspectiva) adult, on black sand, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Greater Sunda Islands, Indonesia, October

Geography Cone Shell (Conus geographus) adult, on black sand at night, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Greater Sunda Islands, Indonesia, November

Pilsbrys Headshield Slug (Philinopsis pilsbryi) adult, with egg mass, at night, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Greater Sunda Islands, Indonesia, November

Ramose Sea-hare (Petalifera ramosa) adult, resting on seagrass at night, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Greater Sunda Islands, Indonesia, November

Long-tailed Sea-hare (Stylocheilus longicauda) adult, at night, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Greater Sunda Islands, Indonesia, November

Lined Sea-hare (Stylocheilus striatus) adults, group mating on black sand, Retak Larry, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Greater Sunda Islands, Indonesia, March

Spanish Slug (Arion vulgaris) introduced species, adult pair, mating, Germany, September

Great Grey Slug (Limax maximus) adults, group hibernating under roof tile, Norfolk, England, January

Oriental Moonsnail (Naticarius orientalis) adult, on black sand, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Greater Sunda Islands, Indonesia, March

Cryptic Phyllodesmium Nudibranch (Phyllodesmium crypticum) adult, on black sand, Joleha, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Greater Sunda Islands, Indonesia, March

Red Slug (Arion rufus) adult pair, mating amongst fallen leaves, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, August

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Boy Observing Giant African Land Snail Date:

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Jung Garden Snail - on petal of Black Eyed Susan flower in garden Lower Saxony, Germany (Helix aspersa) Date:

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Devil's coach horse beetle - feeding on slug (Ocypus olens) Date:

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Gastropod Tracks at low tide NW Torres Strait, Queensland, Australia. Date:

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Gastropod Tracks  NW Torres Strait, Queensland, Australia. Date:

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Gastropod Tracks Crab Island, NW Torres Strait, Queensland, Australia. Date:

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Slug eggs Date:

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Snail shadow Date:

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Slug eggs Date:

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Snail - "Escargot Turc" (Turkish snail) - mass being picked up - edible Date:

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Snail climbing wall (Gastropoda sp.) Date:

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Snail Eggs (Gastropoda) Date:

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Aquatic Snail - underwater - Arnoia river Allariz, Galicia, Spain (Radix ovata) Date:

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Gastropods, the fascinating creatures of the tropics, never fail to captivate us with their unique behaviors and stunning shells. From Giant African Snails exchanging love darts during mating rituals to Common Snails gracefully perched on Bergenia leaves, these they can widely distributed and admired. In the Guadalupe Island Biosphere Reserve, a Pink Abalone shell showcases intricate details that mesmerize any observer. Meanwhile, a Garden Snail carries its tiny offspring on its back in a heartwarming display of parental care. Through digital manipulation techniques, their vibrant colors come alive against a lightened background. The Common Grey Seaslug finds solace in shallow pools beside the majestic Snakelocks Anemone. This picturesque scene captures nature's harmony at its finest (Picture No. 10755498). Another striking gastropod is the Flinders Vase shell; its close-up reveals an enchanting pattern that astounds all who gaze upon it. Love knows no boundaries for Common Garden Snails as they engage in passionate mating encounters. The Precious Wentletrap sea snail shell stands out among others with its exquisite beauty (C019 / 1323). However, not all gastropods reside solely in idyllic settings. A Large Black Slug boldly ventures onto moldy strawberries in the UK while Great Striped Slugs intertwine midair on mucous ropes—a remarkable sight indeed. These hermaphrodites were introduced from Europe to Southeast Australia (CLY03194). Lastly, we encounter Ormers off the Channel Islands' coast—an impressive species known as Haliotis tuberculata—gracing us with their presence during August's warm embrace. Whether marveling at their amorous endeavors or admiring their delicate shells, gastropods continue to intrigue and inspire awe wherever they may be found across our vast planet.