Cuddly Toy Snail – Slow in pace, swift at heart: The cosy charmer you can hold close
Slimy Yet Spectacular! – The Most Charming Creepers of the Carl Dick Collection
Slow but legendary – These stuffed animals will crawl straight into your heart!
Welcome to the fascinating world of snails – the unsung superstars of the Carl Dick Collection on Plueschtier.de! These little crawlers are full of surprises and bring a breath of fresh air to your Cuddly Toy collection with their unhurried charm.A Home for the Slimy – Snails’ Habitats
Snails are true cosmopolitans: whether in tropical rainforests, cosy home gardens or the depths of the oceans – they feel right at home just about anywhere. With over 100,000 species worldwide, they occupy almost every habitat and showcase incredible adaptability. Their slimy trail is their trademark and helps them glide over even sharp edges – a real all-rounder when it comes to getting around!From Ancient Times to Today – Origins and Behaviour
Snails are among the oldest creatures on Earth and have evolved into true survival artists. Many species are hermaphrodites, meaning they possess both male and female reproductive organs – a handy feature when you rarely bump into a mate. Their behaviour is as diverse as their species: some are nocturnal, others thrive in the moist air after a rain shower.Special Features – More Than Just Slime
Snails aren’t just slow – they’re smart too! They explore the world with their tentacles, and their slime protects them from drying out and assists in movement. Some species can even use their slime as a defence mechanism – who would’ve thought slime could be so versatile?Guaranteed Giggles – The Funny Side of Snails
Snails are the comedians of the animal kingdom: always carrying their homes on their backs, masters of slow motion, and yet always with a goal in mind. Their laid-back attitude reminds us that there’s no need to rush through life – a cuddly, plush reminder to slow down and enjoy the ride!Did You Know…
…that snails are hermaphrodites and can fertilise themselves?…that some snail species can live up to 30 years?
…that snails use a rasping tongue to break down food?
…that snails can move at speeds of up to 3 metres per hour?
…that snails were considered a delicacy in ancient times?