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Celery the Snail
More of Our Canada
|March 2021
Rescuing a tiny, accidental immigrant!
One day in December 2019, I was trimming unpackaged celery when what I thought was a small stone fell from a stalk. I picked it up to put it in the trash and realized that it wasn’t a stone at all, but a tiny snail. Considering the time of year and the likely outcome for the tiny snail, I placed the little guy in a container with a few trim leaves, and put it in my locker for the day.
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