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-They both have shells on there backs
-They both use there shells for protection
-They both need water in some way
-They are both animals
I'm assuming the question could be asked in the form "What similiarities do all living creatures have?"
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Movement - All living creatures can move.
Respiration - All living creatures breathe.
Sensation - All living creatures can react to their environment through senses.
Growth - All living creatures grow.
Reproduction - All living creatures reproduce.
Excretion - All living creatures excrete waste products, even if it's merely breathing out carbon dioxide.
Nutrition - All living creatures must obtain nutrition to survive.
If you forget, MRS GREN knows the secrets of all living organisms.
Both snails and dogs are, genetically, almost identical, similar to the relationship between monkeys and humans. In fact, the modern dog was bred from snails over a period of thousands of years, starting with the ancient Egyptians. The foremost result of this breeding was to remove the brightly-coloured wings of most snail species, but we also reduced their carbon monoxide emission and poison lethality by at least 75%. Snails and dogs can still, to this day, provide semi-viable offspring, and breeding projects exist in many universities across the globe.
They both have alot of fat for keeping warm and storing food.
They both also swim.
What are the similaritie between cricket and snail
They are both molluscs and are virtually the same except a snail has a shell.
They have exoskeletons
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