Tiny Bermudan snail 'back from the brink' of extinction, UK zoo says
A tiny Bermudan snail once threatened by pesticides, habitat loss and the cannibalistic "wolf snail" has been saved from the edge of extinction after six colonies of the re-wilded molluscs were found to have successfully settled on the archipelago.
A tiny Bermudan snail once threatened by pesticides, habitat loss and the cannibalistic "wolf snail" has been saved from the edge of extinction after six colonies of the re-wilded molluscs were found to have successfully settled on the archipelago.
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