How do snails have eggs?

Snails are hermaphrodites, which means they have both male and female reproductive organs. When two snails mate, they each transfer sperm to the other. The sperm is stored in the snail's body until it is needed.

When a snail is ready to lay eggs, it will find a suitable spot in the soil. The snail will then dig a small hole and deposit the eggs inside. The eggs are covered with a protective shell, which helps to keep them safe from predators.

The eggs will hatch into baby snails after a few weeks. The baby snails will grow and develop until they are adults, and then they will be able to reproduce and lay eggs of their own.