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Snail Crawling on Green Fern Leaf. Tiny Animal Exploring Garden Plant. Brown Shell Close Up. Nature and Wildlife in Gardening Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-Up of a Tiny Snail Shell on Moss Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up macro view of a snail with a tiny mushroom house on its shell amidst lush green moss Royalty Free Stock Photo

Up Close and Personal with a White Snail Shell Exquisite Macro Photography Captures Intricate Details of a Mollusks Royalty Free Stock Photo

A closeup photo of a snail crawling slowly on a wooden surface showcasing its delicate shell tiny tentacles and slow Royalty Free Stock Photo

Unique close-up of a small snail shell nestled among fresh green leaves with soft brown tones in the background Royalty Free Stock Photo

A stunning macro close-up of a snail on a white background, its intricate shell revealing Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tiny snail on blueberry close up macro shot. detailed texture of the fruit and snail shell Royalty Free Stock Photo

A Tiny Snail Crawling on Delicate Grass Blades a Peaceful Scene Against a Blurry Wheat Field in an Royalty Free Stock Photo

A tiny striped snail with a spiral shell crawls slowly across a human palm. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A close-up of a snail's shell resting on the branch of a tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Delicate White Snail Shell Nestled in a Vibrant Green Mossy Landscape A Tiny Treasure of Natures Macro Photography Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-Up of a Tiny Snail Shell Royalty Free Stock Photo

Macro of a snail shell Royalty Free Stock Photo

Snail shells are fascinating structures that serve as protective homes for snails, gastropod mollusks belonging to the class Gastropoda. These shells are formed through a process called calcification, where the snail secretes a substance called calcium carbonate to build its shell.