Climbing Tailwagger

Climbing TailwaggerThe shell is lenticular to globose-lenticular, with a relatively prominent spire. The shell surface is glossy, with a slight silky sheen. The umbilicus is open and relatively wide. In Northern Coastal Forest and Scarp Forest, it occurs on leaves of understorey vegetation during the wet summer months. It is recorded from the coastal hinterland of far southern KwaZulu-Natal and northeastern Eastern Cape in Pondoland, South Africa.What does it look like?The shell is lenticular to globose-lenticular, with a relatively prominent spire.Where and how does it live?In Northern Coastal Forest and Scarp Forest, it occurs on leaves of understorey vegetation during the wet summer months.The shell surface is glossy, with a slight silky sheen.The umbilicus is open and relatively wide.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.