What a strange vintage we are. Constantly needing to photograph each thing, each moment. What other species demands to self archive everything? The same information, experiences, places visually captured over and over again. What do we expect to learn from it; from taking a picture of it all? No Coining - All Rights Reserved

May 1, 2011

East African Land Snail: Achatina Fulica

Otherwise known as the East African land snail, is an invasive species to Okinawa. They were introduced to the Pacific Islands by the American government during WWII as a food reserve for the troops.

In spite of it being an invasive species, the local hermit crabs have taken a liking to their shells. (see the picture in the previous post)

Okinawa, Japan

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