* Snails don't have the same concept of attention as humans: They lack a complex brain structure and don't experience consciousness or awareness in the same way we do.
* Their behavior is driven by instinct and stimuli: Snails primarily respond to changes in their environment, such as food sources, temperature, or moisture.
* They have slow processing speeds: Snails move slowly and react to stimuli at a much slower pace than humans.
Instead of thinking about "attention span," it's more accurate to consider how snails react to stimuli and their basic behavioral patterns.
For example, a snail might continue moving towards a food source for a long period, showing a consistent response to that stimulus. However, it's not appropriate to compare this to human attention.