Panpulmonata Collection
"Discover the Diverse World of Panpulmonata: From White-lipped Snails to Cuban Tree Snails" Panpulmonata, a fascinating group of gastropods
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"Discover the Diverse World of Panpulmonata: From White-lipped Snails to Cuban Tree Snails" Panpulmonata, a fascinating group of gastropods, encompasses a wide array of species that inhabit various habitats across the globe. Take a closer look at these intriguing creatures as they navigate their surroundings and leave us in awe. In one snapshot, we find a White-lipped snail gracefully crawling over an oak sleeper, adding charm to a garden's landscape. Meanwhile, an endemic Snail called Indrella ampulla captures our attention with its unique presence in Coorg, Karnataka, India - exclusively found in the Western Ghats region. Venturing into France's Vosges region during September reveals the vibrant Red slug known as Arion rufus. Its striking coloration stands out against its surroundings and showcases nature's vivid palette. On the other hand, Andasibe-Mantadia National Park in Moramanga introduces us to the Magnificent land-snail (Helicophanta magnifica), captivating us with its intricate shell patterns. A journey to Cosnipata Valley in Peru unveils the mesmerizing Glass frog (Rulyrana spiculata) from an underside view. This translucent creature allows us to witness its internal beauty while blending seamlessly into its environment. Closer to home in the UK, we encounter a Garden snail (Helix aspersa) baby delicately perched on a Marigold flower – showcasing nature's delicate balance between fragility and resilience. In Sheffield, we are treated to an enchanting sight as a Brown-lipped snail (Cepaea nemoralis) rests upon fungus amidst bokeh effects – reminding us of nature's ability to create stunning compositions even on smaller scales. The endangered Cuban tree snail (Polymita sulphurosa), collected near Moa in Cuba highlights both their rarity and importance for conservation efforts.