Be careful if you see these little pink eggs on a wall

If you notice bright pink egg clusters near water in your garden, don’t overlook them—they’re most

likely from the invasive apple snail, a freshwater mollusk native to South America that has become a global threat.

These snails, with shells up to 10 cm wide, thrive in warm, wet environments like ponds and swamps

and have spread throughout North America, Europe, and Asia, causing serious ecological damage.

 

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