My GIANT African Land Snail & Her Babies! My pet snails. Hey guys! Today I decided to show off my giant african land snail, ...

A giant African land snail in Miami in 2015. The species has already been eradicated twice in Florida since it was first detected in the state in 1969, according to the Florida agriculture department.

We have a snail problem. Specifically, we have a Giant African Land Snail problem in one part of Lee County. It was announced by the Florida Department of Agricutlrue and Consumer Services and it ...

The giant African land snail was first detected in Florida in 1969 and eradicated in 1975. It was detected again in 2011 in Miami-Dade County, and again declared eradicated last year.

Giant African land snails first showed up in the U.S. in Miami in 1966, triggering an extensive eradication program that lasted nine years. But the ravenous snails returned to Miami in 2011, ...

Giant African land snails made their way to Florida in 1966, when a boy brought three of the snails home from a trip to Hawaii, where they were already invasive. His grandmother later set them free .

A total of 90 giant African land snails have been seized by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s in Detroit from a passenger arriving from Ghana, authorities said.

Giant African land snail that can pass meningitis to humans sparks ‘serious health risk’ warning in Florida. The snail has been described as ‘one of the most invasive species on the planet’ ...

It is illegal to own, purchase or sell giant African land snails in the U.S. and would-be smugglers may face heavy fines and penalties for transporting the snails without a proper permit.

Florida plans to eradicate the giant African land snail, again. The recent discovery of a population of the invasive snail, which carries a disease-causing parasite, has one county under quarantine.

Florida, you’ve got snail. A Giant African Land Snail spotted in the New Port Richey area of Pasco County, Florida. As a result, the Florida Department of Agriculture is telling everyone to get ...

The agriculture department announced in 2021 that a giant African land snail had not been found in Miami-Dade County since 2017, following an eradication effort in which more than 168,000 snails ...