Snail plastic teeth are called a radula. It is a flexible, ribbon-like structure in a snail’s mouth, covered with thousands of microscopic, chitinous teeth that scrape and rasp up food particles from surfaces. The teeth are constantly replaced as they wear down, functioning similarly to a conveyor belt to move food into the snail’s digestive system. .Share this educative video to educate more people 🫢 #snailfarming #ExploreMore #snailfarmingtips #snailqueen | Joks Snail Farm

Snails don’t have teeth like we do. Instead, they’ve got a radula, a ribbon-like tongue covered in thousands of microscopic teeth. They use it like a conveyor-belt cheese grater to scrape up food, carve into leaves, or even bore holes into shells. Tiny, slow, and surprisingly hardcore 🐌 #snails #animals #wildlife #radula | Devon the Nature Guy