• Snail vs. Slug-Aren't They Really Sort of the Same Thing?

  • Aug 8 2022
  • Length: 6 mins
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Snail vs. Slug-Aren't They Really Sort of the Same Thing?

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  • Hello Planeteers!

    This week's episode is hosted by Tito the Treefrog, and he tells us all about the differences between Snails and Slugs.

    I mean they kinda look the same, except one has a shell, right? Are Slugs just homeless snails?

    We totally have the answer to that, and, of course, this episode comes with a free PDF you can download that has a Snail vs. Slug graphic and instructions for making a Snail habitat in your yard. You can find it  HERE.

    If you want to watch the episode and see Talking Tito, you can do that HERE.

    If you want 10 ways to get your kids outside and off their screens with very little effort on your part, get the free report at https://www.weirdandwackyplanet.com/10-ways-report 

    If you want to read the Field Journal Blog, you can do that HERE.

    Until next week, have a slimy adventure in YOUR neighborhood!

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