Is there a snail when it rains in spring?

Yes Snails usually hide in a dark and humid environment because they are suitable for living in a humid environment. Snails can only come out to breathe fresh air and look for food when it is raining and wet. If the weather is dry, the water in the body decreases rapidly and there is a danger of death, so there are many snails after the rain. Snails are mollusks and belong to Polypodiaceae. In daily activities, they need a lot of mucus with high water content to wriggle their bodies and keep them moist. When the weather is dry, they will hide under shady walls, roots or grass, shrink the meat into the snail shell to sleep, and seal the opening of the snail shell with mucus. Once it rains and the ground is wet, the rainwater is poured into the snail shell to soak the mucus at the opening of the snail shell. It will wake up the dormant snails, because this is also the most favorable weather for snail activities. So there will be a phenomenon that snails appear in groups after the rain.