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At morning light, a small garden snail rested on a green leaf.
Why Do Snails Carry Their Homes?A snail's shell is part of its body, and it helps protect the snail wherever it goes.
1. At morning light, a small garden snail rested on a green leaf.
2. The snail wanted a sweet red berry beneath the leafy plants.
3. A wide, dry stone blocked the little path to the berry.
4. The snail tucked beneath the stone, while its shell stayed safely behind.
5. When the path opened, the snail reached the berry with its home.
6. Then rain filled the garden, so the snail rested beneath a flower.
7. The snail pulled inside its shell and stayed dry while rain drummed softly.
8. At evening, the snail carried its shelter across the quiet garden.
9. A snail's shell is part of its body, and it helps protect the snail wherever it goes.
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