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How do Snails Reproduce?
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Snails reproduce either through hermaphroditic self-fertilization, or through a dioecious(separated sexes) process, depending on the species. In dioecious species, the mating snails often do a courtship dance before intercourse.1 Additional Answer
My first thought would be that snails probably reproduce SLOWLY. Actually, most snails are hermaphrodites, which are both male and female. They lay eggs and can breed on their own without a mate. They do breed sexually and some species do give live birth. Not all species are hermaphrodites. Look here for more information: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_snails_reproduce
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Snails reproduce either through hermaphroditic self-fertilization, or through a dioecious(separated sexes) process, depending on the species. In dioecious species, the mating snails
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Snail mating and reproduction generally occurs right after the snails come out of hibernation. This can vary greatly depending on the area of the world that you are in, but most of
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Why - to perpetuate the species.
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1. Find out what type of species of snail you have. Look in gastropod field guides. Conduct some research regarding that particular species reproductive patterns. 2. Observe the snails
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