Snail Park

Snail Park is just one of dozens of national parks in Brazil. Brazilian parks are located in such a way that they serve as an extension of each other. Tourists will get the maximum impression of the natural resources of South Africa. Each park is dedicated to one theme, for example, plants, waterfalls, caves, animals.

In Snail Park you can see different inhabitants, all their lives crawling with a house on their back. There are snails very tiny, similar to worms. You can't tell where the house is and where the tenant is. And there are real giant snails, up to several tens of centimeters in size.

One of the interesting examples, for example, is a coffee snail. It can be found in South Africa on coffee and grape plantations. She's hunted by food lovers. Dishes made from it are considered a delicacy and are very expensive in Brazilian restaurants.

Snail watching is a great way to admire wildlife, calm down and understand that living and moving slowly, like a snail, is sometimes a very wise and useful way of behavior.