Edible snails which are members of the mollusk family.
(They are also referred to as shells.)
These snails are gathered in the low tide area and are a
main source of protein for the people on Agutaya island.
They are often named for their appearance. For example,
the baka-baka snail has pointed spikes around the shell,
resembling the horns of a cow, baka. Other snails
include the following: bobo, sikad-sikad, ta-bian, ala-wi,
kambing-kambing, libed-libed, yangatan, bolalo,
baboy-baboy. See the Appendices for a more complete
list. When the shells no longer have the meat inside they
can be inhabited by hermit crabs.