The Moon snail is the overachiever of the mollusk family, which is saying something, as Mollasca is one of the most diverse groups of animals on the planet. A voracious predator, the Moon snail produces hydrochloric acid and other enzymes to help drill into and liquify the insides of its favorite prey, other mollusks. Capable of living fifteen years, this creature can regulate the water capacity in its 'foot', a unique adaptation as it moves through the muddy sediment of our intertidal zones.
This program is part of a 4-class series on Massachusetts Coastal Gems. You do not need to attend the series to fully enjoy this program. If you are interested in learning more about Diamondback Terrapins, American Oysters, Moon Snails, and Horseshoe Crabs, you can sign up for the full series to enjoy all 4 classes for the price of 3.
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