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Snails Snails and and

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Dusty found lots of strange little animals in the garden so he sent another report to his friends. Click on the arrow to begin reading.

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All the little animals in this book can be found in gardens, although they usually stay hidden.

They mostly come out to feed at night or after it’s rained. During the day, they hide amongst plants and under stones and logs. This is because they don’t have waterproof skin. Without a waterproof skin they are in danger of drying out and dying in the sunshine.

Snails

Slugs

Centipedes and Millipedes

Woodlice

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Most snails that are found in gardens feed on plants. Some snails damage new plants but, if there are dead plants or decaying leaves, they will usually feed on these rather than on plants that are growing. They feed by filing off bits of leaf with rows of tiny teeth on their tongue.

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