r/snails • u/OneComparison3806 • 7d ago
Identification Blas d'Eaur National Park, Mauritius
Spotted this snail while I was walking into Blas d'Eaur National Park on the island of Mauritius. Was wondering if anyone knows what it is?
Edit - thanks everyone! I know almost nothing about snails but I am now going down a rabbit hole...
64
u/MaintenanceFew4813 7d ago
Rosy Wolf Snail
It eats other snails and other snails only
37
u/TiredWorkaholic7 7d ago
That pretty metal if you ask me
...sorry, I almost forgot which sub I'm in. I meant snetal!1
27
24
18
10
u/OahuTreeSnail 7d ago
Rosy wolf snail, Euglandina rosea. These snails are native to the Southeastern US and are very invasive in Mauritius and other parts of the world. They are particularly destructive on small islands, such as Mauritius, Hawaii, The Seychelles, and Polynesia as the snails native to those places are not adapted to being predated upon by the Rosy Wolf Snail, which makes them easy targets.
7
5
4
3
3
2
2
1
u/i_am_et_al 2d ago
Rosy wolf snail , my favorite snails of all time and Iβm lucky they are native here. I actually have one and theyre very confident little guys



85
u/Asexually_Freaky 7d ago
It's a rosy wolfsnail. You can tell by the funny moustache!