Snails have limited vision and can typically only detect movement. They have two eyes that are located on the sides of their head and can detect light and dark but cannot make out shapes or recognize faces. Therefore, snails likely cannot see you, but they can sense your presence and movement.

Can snail see me?

No, snails cannot see humans. Snails have very poor eyesight and cannot see beyond a few inches. They rely mainly on their sense of smell to find food and detect predators. So, while they may be able to sense your presence, they cannot actually see you.

Can snails hear humans?

Snails do not have ears, so they cannot hear in the same way as humans. However, snails are very sensitive to vibrations and can detect low frequency sound waves through their shells. This is why snails, when disturbed, will quickly retreat into their shells. While snails cannot actually «hear» in the way that humans do, they can sense vibrations and respond to them.