It was a segment about a British snail named Jeremy, whose extremely rare, left-spiralling shell ruled out the possibility of mating with most other snails. As Angus Davison, the professor of evolutionary genetics we spoke to at the time put it, "Essentially, their bits are in the wrong position."
Melton is an amateur snail scientist and first-time snail matchmaker. Her snail, Lefty, has the same left-aligned anatomy as Jeremy.
so what's wrong about a snail having a backwards shell
its like thisyou know where your richard and starfish isimagine they switched placessomething similar here in this case
hell yeahfront butt, back richard doesn't sound too bad.
maybe there is hope for tony after all
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