how fast do snails travel over different surfaces?
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they go faster over a slop and bumpy things (from what i've heard) and they go slower on very flat and wet surfaces.\nhope i helped!:)
98210
depends on the gun/cartridge type and how hot it is loaded\nsome well over a mile
237496
They can also be found in most tropical fish stores. The snails are usually unwanted hitch-hikers on aquatic plants.
392981
Is the speed at which it travels.
439747
Here's a piece of the answer:\n\nThe important thing to remember is that the snails MUST have a constant supply of calcium to keep the shell strong (the shell is, after all, the snail's home, and without it, he'd die!!).
1060861
Depends on the rainforest animals that eat snails.
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It varies very widely - it all depends.\n\nSome handgun projectiles are as slow as 600 feet per second.\n\nSome rifle projectiles are as fast as 5000 feet per second.\n\n(Tell him much faster than a race car!)
101070
There's no spec on this, since it depends on the weight and number of riders (up to 3). Reportedly online, some have said upwards of 50 mph.
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(m)\n\nAnother property of a bee is that is flies. When a bee flies it vibrates its wings up and down to produce lift and thus is able to move through the air at a measurable speed. The velocity, or speed, at which the bee is able to move is another of its measurable properties (you need to measure both the distance a bee travels and the time it takes before you can determine this property).\n\nmore details goto the following link\n\nhttp://www.brooklyn.cuny.edu/bc/ahp/LAD/C3/C3_MatterWaves.html
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I don't think it's completely known, some people say a cheetah can do it in about 2 seconds........but i'd say the Cheetah would prob win - an Enzo does it in 3.34 seconds. But! An Ariel Atom will do it in as quick as you can change gear - around 2.5 seconds in general, i'd say that it could beat the cheetah!
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The fastest insects on land are certain large tropical cockroaches of the family Dictyoptera. In an experiment carried out at the University of California at Berkeley, USA, in 1991, a Periplaneta americana registered a record speed of 3.36 m.p.h., or 50 body lengths per second.\n\nAccording to SeaWorld, the fastest marine organism is the Blue fin tuna, which is capable of reaching speeds of up to 55 miles per hour (!!) for short periods. \n\nA few other contenders I was able to dig up: \n\nBottlenosed Dolphin: Maximum speed of about 40 MPH \nKiller Whale: Maximum speed of about 30 MPH \nShark: (Mako) Maximum speed of about 20 MPH \nPenguin: Maximum speed of about 15 MPH \n\nThe cheetah can attain speeds up to 70-72 mph\n\nThe peregrine Falcon is the fastest bird on record reaching horizontal cruising speeds of 65-90 kmh ( 40-55 mph) and not exceeding speeds of 105-110 kmh (65-68 mph). When stooping, the peregrine flies at much greater speeds however, varying from 160-440 kmh (99-273 mph)! \n\nthere you go...
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The fastest (Jack rabbits) can go around 45mph (70 km/h).\nSnowshoe Hares and Eastern Cottontails can go around 30mph (48km/h). Domestics tend to go around 35mph (56km/h). There are no doubt slower types as well.
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They range in size from about 1 inch (2 1/2 centimeters) to 200 feet (61 meters) long. They have been drifting through the world's oceans for more than 650 million years.
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It depends on the species. Large apple snails can live over 10 years. Small pond, ramshorn, trumpet, etc. snails may live 3-6 years but most die before that when they are eaten or due to poor water quality or something else. Trapdoor snails may live 5-10 years. The average run-of-the-mill small aquarium snail is lucky to live a few years with all the predators and dangers in the average tank. But, really there is no definitive answer to your question. I don't know that anyone's done real studies on this. It's just word of mouth as to how long someone's snail may have lived.
555808
flies can set in motion the wings 200 times/sec....\nso,flies can fly very-very fast, that is 300mil/hour or 50 kilometres/hour
932947
The dogs travel for 5 seconds ( 100' / (10'/s + 10'/s) ) so the flea travels 100 ft in 5s (5s * 20'/s)
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they live in different environments