Snails are not picky when it comes to plants, but there's more than one natural way to deter them - and the good news is you ...

A gland in the snail’s foot secretes a mucus that creates slime trails, which help the snail glide across and stick to surfaces. The mucus also lubricates the snail and contains a special ...

Accuracy is reportedly up to 89%. A research group led by France's University of Toulouse has developed a novel detection method for snail trails in solar modules. “In the next stages of our ...

The slow-moving, spiral-shelled snail can be found leaving a slippery trail through garden leaves, across streams and in shallow puddles alike. These fascinating creatures belong to the mollusk animal ...

They also tend to leave a slimy residue behind them, known as a ‘snail trail’. This isn’t just unsightly – it can lead to fungal infections in plants. Of course, they’re not all bad.