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This document discusses snails and their diversity. It notes that there are thousands of species of snails that can live on land, in water, or in the sea. It highlights that the giant tiger land snail is the largest at up to 12 inches long. Snails secrete mucus to help them move and reduce friction on the ground.
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Harry science.
Tigers are Harry's favorite animal, as they are large carnivorous mammals that can be found living in swamps, grasslands, and rainforests. Tigers eat meat, are fast, and can jump far, while baby tigers are cared for by their mothers and adult tigers can become pregnant.
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