The garden snail belongs to the "Halix" snail genus, which is native to central western Europe such as France and England. It usually inhabits gardens or shrubs, hence it is called the "garden snail" or the scattered snail. There are dense and delicate engraved patterns, with multiple dark brown spiral shaped bands that block the yellow spots or stripes that intersect with them., Shells have 4.5 to 5 snail layers, with a shell height of 29 to 33 millimeters and a shell width of 32 to 38 millimeters. The shell surface has obvious threads and growth lines, and the spiral part is short. The embryonic snail layer is smooth, and the body snail layer is particularly enlarged, with extreme inclination in the forward direction.