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Do Mystery Snails Have Eyes. One unique and distinguishing feature of the mystery snails is their complex eyes. In the event an amputation occurs through the. These snails have complex eyes and mystery snails have no other sensory organs in their eyestalks. At the tip of a cephalic eyestalk, mystery snails have architecturally sophisticated eyes that resemble swinging tentacles. If the eyestalk was to be damaged, the mystery snail can grow it back over. Mystery snails have relatively poor eyesight, despite the fact their eyes extend far from their bodies, mounted on moving antennae. A mystery snail has orange rings appearing around its eyes, where their eyes rest on the tip of their eye stalks. A mystery snail also has an operculum that serves as a “trap door” used to seal itself. But while these snails are far from the. A notable feature of mystery snails is the siphon near their heads,. Anatomically, mystery snails have a standard head shape with protruding eyes situated atop their heads. They are found over the cephalic eyestalk.

One unique and distinguishing feature of the mystery snails is their complex eyes. If the eyestalk was to be damaged, the mystery snail can grow it back over. These snails have complex eyes and mystery snails have no other sensory organs in their eyestalks. They are found over the cephalic eyestalk. But while these snails are far from the. A mystery snail also has an operculum that serves as a “trap door” used to seal itself. A mystery snail has orange rings appearing around its eyes, where their eyes rest on the tip of their eye stalks. Mystery snails have relatively poor eyesight, despite the fact their eyes extend far from their bodies, mounted on moving antennae. At the tip of a cephalic eyestalk, mystery snails have architecturally sophisticated eyes that resemble swinging tentacles. In the event an amputation occurs through the.

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Do Mystery Snails Have Eyes A mystery snail has orange rings appearing around its eyes, where their eyes rest on the tip of their eye stalks. One unique and distinguishing feature of the mystery snails is their complex eyes. But while these snails are far from the. Anatomically, mystery snails have a standard head shape with protruding eyes situated atop their heads. In the event an amputation occurs through the. These snails have complex eyes and mystery snails have no other sensory organs in their eyestalks. A mystery snail has orange rings appearing around its eyes, where their eyes rest on the tip of their eye stalks. A mystery snail also has an operculum that serves as a “trap door” used to seal itself. They are found over the cephalic eyestalk. At the tip of a cephalic eyestalk, mystery snails have architecturally sophisticated eyes that resemble swinging tentacles. Mystery snails have relatively poor eyesight, despite the fact their eyes extend far from their bodies, mounted on moving antennae. If the eyestalk was to be damaged, the mystery snail can grow it back over. A notable feature of mystery snails is the siphon near their heads,.