What happens to snails in autumn?

Snails hibernate. Generally, after autumn, the weather becomes cold, and snails will crawl under rocks, caves in ancient walls, tree holes, crevices in rocks or hibernate underground. When the temperature is lower than 15℃, it will hibernate when it is higher than 33℃, and it may freeze or heat to death when it is lower than 5℃ or higher than 40℃. But all kinds of snails are different.

Snails have amazing viability and strong cold, heat, hunger and drought tolerance. For example, constant temperature farming. The temperature is constant between 25 ~ 28℃, and the growth, development and reproduction are vigorous. When a snail crawls, it leaves a line of mucus on the ground, which is a liquid secreted by it. Even if it walks on the blade, there will be no danger.

Growing habits:

Snails like to burrow into loose humus soil to inhabit, lay eggs, adjust the humidity in their bodies and absorb some nutrients for as long as 12 hours. Omnivorous food and partial eclipse coexist. Love humidity, fear flooding. Snails have a good appetite when they eat wet food on wet nights. But floods will suffocate snails. Self-sufficiency.

As soon as the little snail hatches, it crawls to eat without mother's care. When invaded by the enemy, its head and feet retract into the shell, secreting mucus to seal the mouth of the shell; When the shell is damaged and fails, it can secrete some substances to repair the body and the shell.