A terrestrial snail is observed moving across a light grey, textured surface, likely concrete or large-format tile, in Johannesburg, South Africa

A terrestrial snail is observed moving across a light grey, textured surface, likely concrete or large-format tile, in Johannesburg, South Africa. The snail, positioned centrally in the frame, features a distinctive brown, spiral shell with darker banding and a prominent central whorl. Its elongated, greyish-brown body extends forward from the shell, propelled by its muscular foot. Two pairs of tentacles are extended; the upper, longer pair, bearing the eyes, points forward and slightly upward, while the lower, shorter pair is also extended. A visible trail of mucus or moisture is present directly beneath and behind the snail, indicating its recent path of locomotion. The background is blurred and dark, with a horizontal seam or grout line dissecting the mid-ground and a dark, possibly metallic, vertical structure partially visible in the upper right quadrant. The lighting is diffused, suggesting an indoor or sheltered outdoor environment. No other subjects or objects are present, and no human interaction is depicted.