Talk:Snails in folklore

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Just to say that this material all comes from snail, where it didn't seem to fit. If anyone can provide a reference and more information for the claim that snails (which species, how is the shell shaped, from left or from right?) can cross the bonnet of a car driving at a claimed 120 km/h, I'd be happy and think we should include it in snail again. Without a source, I think it sounds a little off. Likewise, if we can expand the claim that snails can sense the weather with some real science, great.

Also, if people want to add other teams called Snails, or having a snail as mascot, this is the place. I'm sure some interesting generalisations will emerge on this page about how snails are used in folklore/pop culture. - Samsara contrib talk 23:34, 20 February 2006 (UTC)


[edit] tuba

"a tuba is a mythological snail with the head and body of a goat."

Wouldn't an animal with the head and body of a goat pretty much be a goat? Radix 09:44, 19 June 2006 (UTC)

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