Efforts continue in earnest to remove the invasive Giant African Snail from the environment.
This is through a number of government initiatives managed by the PlantProtection Unit within the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries
1. With gloved or covered hands, collect all sizes of snails, dead or alive and place them in a garbage bag or container. Pour salt on the snails then cover or tie the container to prevent escape.
2. Always wash hands with warm, soapy water after handling snails.
3. Do not play with the snails or use them as pets.
4. Snails hide at the roots of high grass or bushy areas. They also seek refuge in heaps of debris or garbage.
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Does anyone know if Brother B has “put his hand to the plough” since he played a part in these snail becoming so ubiquitous?
Explain .
Snails are not poisonous. Ship them to Nigeria, they will buy them to cook 😁
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