The annual migration to their ancestral breeding grounds of the antlered giant prairie snail is a rare, but inspiring sight for any human to behold ...

[willliam_garrett@mastodon.social]

@Natasha_Jay Can i get to Know more about you , if you dont mind ??

[robertobottoni@troet.cafe]

@Natasha_Jay
That adds to it. You are forced to spend more time just to make sure to stay within your values. 30 minutes are an awful lot of time that these guys take from you and us.

Keep posting no matter what. It still stays as fun that any of us needs to stay healthy.

@marcr

[h0nza@pix.securelab.eu]

@Natasha_Jay@tech.lgbt giant prairie snail -

[thorium@social.linux.pizza]

@Natasha_Jay Very, very slow migration. They just reach their winter range and immediately have to start for their summer grounds.

[lrt_writes@mstdn.party]

@Natasha_Jay

[peachfront@mas.to]

@Natasha_Jay

[guillotine_jones@beige.party]

@Natasha_Jay
Is the migration as leisurely as one would hope, Natasha?

[cauzation@mastodon.social]

@Natasha_Jay These are camouflaged ant lures. Looks like they snailed it!

[numodular@c.im]

@Guillotine_Jones @Natasha_Jay The punchline is a real haymaker.

[guillotine_jones@beige.party]

@numodular @Natasha_Jay
I, for one, see what you did there.

[shadowfals@toot.cat]

@Natasha_Jay cute, but I'm tired of the posting other people's photos as if it's yours. Blocking.

[oldmikie@mastodon.social]

@Natasha_Jay That is funny