Fluviopupa gracilis facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Fluviopupa gracilis |
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Pupidrobia gracilis Iredale, 1944 (original combination) |
The Fluviopupa gracilis is a very small type of snail that lives in freshwater. These tiny snails are aquatic mollusks, meaning they live in water. They belong to a group of snails called gastropods and are part of the Tateidae family. A special feature of these snails is their operculum, which is like a little trapdoor that can close to protect them.
Where They Live
This special snail is only found in one place: Australia. When an animal or plant is found only in one specific area, we say it is endemic to that place. So, the Fluviopupa gracilis is endemic to Australia.
See also
In Spanish: Fluviopupa gracilis para niños
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