Genus Lissachatina

Last night, I and some of my friends decided to stay up late at my grandfather's durian garden. This is a very routine thing to do to guard and harvest durian fruit, because for people in my village, one way to harvest durian fruit is to wait for the fruit to fall by itself which means the fruit is ripe and ready to be consumed immediately, during the durian season we also have to stay up late to guard the fruit from being stolen. But that night, I managed to find a wild black snail perched on the leaves, what made me interested in photographing this snail was that at that time this snail was removing its body from its shell, so we could see every detail of its shape clearly. In my area this seafood is often called a snail, some people say that this snail can be eaten, but I myself did not want to try it at all, because from its appearance alone we can already see that this snail looks very dirty.

Okay everyone, now I will share some pictures of these wild snails here.

Camera Used	poco c65
Lens	MM
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Iso speed	ISO
Focal length	MM
Photography	Genus Lissachatina
Photographer	@maxmarvin