albino giant african land snail /Achatina Fulica / Albino Jadatzi7

The albino giant African land snail, scientifically known as Achatina fulica, is a large, terrestrial snail native to East Africa but now found in many parts of the world. Recognizable by its striking white or pale coloration due to albinism, this snail can reach sizes up to 30 centimeters (about 12 inches) and is known for its rapid reproduction and voracious appetite, often causing significant damage to crops and native vegetation. The term "Albino Jadatzi" appears to be a misnomer or a mix-up, as "Jadatzi" is not commonly associated with Achatina fulica; instead, it might refer to a different species or a local nickname. Due to its invasive nature, Achatina fulica is regulated or prohibited in many countries to prevent ecological damage, and care should be taken when handling or owning such snails.