Found this little guy while walking my dogs this morning. Can

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Here's a pic from another angle. I'm used to seeing snails in the morning but this is the biggest one I've seen around.

Hey, that's Pascal.
Haven't seen him in a while.

>>2360100
>>2360102
He is a Rosy Wolf Snail, Euglandina rosea. They're invasive in the area. Also fuck GALS, whenever I try to find out certain snail species in my area, I have to get bombarded with articles about those fuckers. I haven't even seen a GALS yet, and everybody's freaked out by them.

>>2360100
That's a small dog, OP. Also those appear to be dead pine needles.

>>2360113
Well damn. I was hoping that this wasn't a juvenile GALS, so when I started reading your post I was relieved but as I kept going I felt crappy all over again.
I already left for work and I didn't catch it, so I have no way of disposing of it now. If I come across any more around my apartment again, what's a humane way of getting rid of it?

>>2360119
>>2360113
Wait, I was wrong, they're native. They've been introduced in other areas. Actually, they predate on other snails including GALS. At least that's what this website is telling me.
http://entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/misc/gastro/terrestrial_snails.htm
I'd say leave him.

>>2360121
Wew you did me a frighten there. Thanks anon!

>>2360100
Those are car keys, they are fairly common but quite difficult to find most of the time.

>>2360121
apparently they've extincted 8 native snail species in hawaii.