Can a snail shell regenerate when it is broken, and can a snail shell still live if it is broken?

The snail's shell has a coat inside it, and it secretes the components of the shell to make the shell. However, whether the damaged shell can be repaired depends mainly on the specific condition of the damaged shell. Specifically, it can be divided into the following three situations:

1. Minor injury.

If only a small part of the housing is damaged and the coating is not, the coating secretes out the housing assembly to repair the damaged part. The damaged parts after repair are slightly lighter in color than the original parts.

The regrowth state of the shell fracture changes from white and transparent to yellow, and finally reaches the same color and pattern as the original shell. However, there will still be scars. It can be seen that they have been repaired.

2. Moderate injury.

If the damage and mantle are damaged, the damaged area cannot repair itself, only the scarred connective tissue will grow, and the snail may continue to survive.

3. Serious damage.

If the damage and internal tissues are destroyed, external microorganisms can directly invade the snail's body. Due to the slow metabolism of snails, it is difficult to repair wounds in a short time. The constant invasion of microorganisms can seriously affect the survival of snails, so the possibility of snail survival is relatively small.

It can be regenerated, generally if it is raised well, it can grow in 6 days, it can provide them with moist land, and vegetable leaves, Chinese cabbage is the best, they like to eat, I hope it can help you.

Whether the snail shell can survive if it is broken depends on the damage of the snail shell.

1. If only a small part of the shell is damaged, but the mantle is not damaged, the mantle of the snail will secrete shell components to repair the damaged parts. The repaired area is slightly lighter in color than the shell of other parts.

2. If the damage is as deep as the mantle, the snail will not be able to secrete shell components and repair the damaged parts. However, the broken area can grow into scarred connective tissue. At this point, the snail is unable to repair its shell, but it is still possible to survive.

3. If the damage reaches deep into the internal tissue, then the possibility of survival is relatively small. Because of the damage to the internal tissues, microorganisms in the environment enter the snail directly. The metabolism of snails is relatively slow, and it is difficult to heal the wound in a short time, and the continuous entry of microorganisms will cause serious effects.

Inside the shell of the snail, there is a mantle, which is the fold of the inner wall inside the shell of mollusks and brachiopods. The outermost part of the mantle secretes the shell component to make the shell. The second layer is made up of muscle and connective tissue, which gives the inner mantle a certain strength and toughness.

There is also a third layer, and in the case of mussels, cilia grow in the direction towards the inside of the shell to drive the movement of the internal current.

The snail's shell broke the coping method

1. If the snail shell is broken, if the inner wall of the snail is not damaged, it will heal naturally, and there is no need to worry, if it hurts the inner wall, there is no way.

2. After the snail shell is broken, it is best to feed the snail alone, otherwise other snails will climb on the broken snail shell, which will affect the healing speed of the broken snail.

3. After the snail shell is broken, it can be healed naturally, and in the healing process, feed the snail more tomatoes, eggs and other foods, with sufficient nutrition, and the speed of snail healing will be accelerated.

He who grows will not die. After a while, it will grow naturally. When it grows, it is necessary to put it back into nature, preferably on a natural leaf. Or put it back in nature when it comes to finding some companions.

A snail can live without a shell. Snails refer to all terrestrial species of the class Gastropoda. In general, Western languages do not distinguish between aquatic snails and terrestrial snails, and in Chinese, snails only refer to terrestrial species, while snails in a broad sense also include giant shield slugs.

The snail is an animal that includes many different families and genera. Feeds on plants and lays eggs in the soil or on trees. It is more common on tropical islands, but some also live in cold regions.

Snails have carapaces, are shaped like small snails, and are diverse in color; The head has four antennae, the head is extended when walking, and the head and tail are retracted into the carapace together when frightened; Snails have saliva on their bodies, which can restrain centipedes and scorpions. In June and July, when it is hot, it hangs under the leaves and rises high until it dies after salivaing.

There are 40,000 species of snails all over the world, and snails are distributed in all provinces and regions of China, living in dark and damp areas such as forests, shrubs, orchards, vegetable gardens, farmlands, parks, gardens, temples, mountains, flatlands, hills, etc. It feeds mainly on plant stems, leaves, flowers, fruits and roots. It is one of the agricultural pests and an intermediate host for some parasites of livestock and poultry.

It does not die instantly, but it does not survive for long. The shell of the snail plays the role of supporting the internal organs, and if there is no shell, the internal organs will rub against each other, and the snail will feel pain and naturally climb not far, and the snail's stomata and the shell are connected together.

The mantle cavity of the snail will create 1 opening at the mouth of the shell, called the "breathing hole", which is where the gas enters and exits. If you look closely, the breathing holes will often open and close, like the "nose" used by a snail to breathe; When the snail is retracted into the shell, it still leaves the opening of the breathing hole at the mouth of the shell to breathe. The mantle is often between the feet or visceral masses, forming a cavity that communicates with the outside world, which is called the "mantle cavity".