Have you ever seen a snail the size of a palm? In our impression, snails are tiny, uncontested existences. However, there is a kind of snail, it is not only the size of the palm, and has successfully become many countries and regions of the "invasive species", it is the African snail. So what kind of creature is the African snail?

The reason why the African snail cannot be touched is mainly due to disease and parasites. The most serious problem with the African snail is the parasites and infectious diseases that we Chinese are far from being able to resist. Therefore, it is important to stay as far away as possible from these exotic species. This part of Africa is a paradise for animals. This kind of big snail, generally live in the rain forest and jungle in Africa, where the environment is humid, very easy for all kinds of infectious bacteria to survive and spread. The Chinese in Africa are most worried about parasites and infectious diseases, and the snail, which is unique to Africa, is one of the biggest sources of infection.

The Chinese, as a family of foodies, are actually still eyeing the giant snails. But given that the species is an exotic one that is seriously damaging China's biological environment, and that it is not easy to get rid of the parasitic germs on its body, which can wreak havoc on Chinese health, it is advisable to stay away from it. This snail is scientifically known as the brown cloud agate snail, which was introduced to Xiamen University in the 1980s with the original intention of artificial breeding. Because the taste was not accepted, it was abandoned and spread everywhere. One time to lay more than 100 200 eggs, hermaphrodite heterozygous mating, adult snail water Chuan a little sticky, to wash half a day, the meat is soft and rotten, not crispy ... feeding melon and fruit peel can be, but because it does not taste good, so there is no breeding success.

It is not impossible to touch, human skin is effective against a variety of parasites, bacteria and viruses. But! You can't touch the mouth, nose and eyes directly without washing your hands after touching, the mucous membrane tissues in these parts are weaker than the skin and are extremely vulnerable. The African giant snail carries many parasites and germs, so do not touch.