How do snails breathe?
Slugs and snails have turned the wall of the mantle (the skin of the snail) into a kind of lung. It is well supplied with blood vessels and encloses a cavity that is full of air. This connects to the outside air through a special hole, that can be opened and closed. You can often see this hole on the right of the body if you look at a slug or snail when it's stretched out.