Weasel taro snail shell

The shell of the weasel taro snail is thick, and the snail tower is low and flat, with a shell and a water pipe groove. The nervous system is concentrated, and the esophageal nerve ring is located behind the salivary gland, without being passed through by the salivary gland transport tube; The gastrointestinal ganglia are located near the central nervous system of the brain. The mouth is well-developed, and the esophagus has unpaired esophageal glands. A part of the outer membrane is rolled up to form a water pipe. Dioecious, with male having a connector. The olfactometer is feather shaped with narrow teeth and tongue. Residing in the intertidal zone to a depth of less than 20 meters on the seabed of rocky reefs. Carnivorous, feeding on worms, fish, or other mollusks. There are venomous glands in the body that can shoot prey and harm predators, distributed from the Indian Ocean to the Western Pacific.