Snail mucus has the following three functions:

1. Helps movement. When crawling, snails secrete mucus to protect their abdominal feet and help movement.

2. Protect yourself. When the snail hibernates, it will secrete liquid at the mouth of the shell to form a film to protect the body.

3. Kill germs. Snail mucus is a natural antibiotic that can help snails not be harmed by germs.

Tip:

The body of a snail contains a lot of water. Water is very important to the snail. If the water loss is serious, the snail will die. Therefore, the snail will secrete mucus to prevent the water from being lost easily. In addition, snail mucus has a skin tightening effect and can help the skin regenerate quickly.