Dweller Snail

Forest

Urban

Bite

Tongue

Through a lucky combination of abundant food and a lack of many natural predators, these these gastropods have managed to grow to gargantuan sizes, to the point where they feed on entire trees at a time. 

Though they largely resemble regular snails, their shell has a rough, stone-like quality, which stands in contrast to their slick skin, covered in a glistening layer of corrosive mucus. 

 Dweller snails are named for the fact that some creatures have learned to domesticate them, and build their dwellings on the shells of the snails.

Dweller Snail

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