Nuisance of Lissachatina fulica introduced beyond Africa: lessons from their native range—a review

  • Ohimain E
  • Oyedeji A
  • Ologidi C
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Abstract

The Giant Africa Land Snail (GALS) comprises diverse species, of which Lissachantina fulica is the most widespread. This species originated from East Africa countries, where they are infrequently consumed by humans. But they are delicacies especially in West and Central Africa where its value provides employment and a source of income for indigenous people particularly women.

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Ohimain, E. I., Oyedeji, A. A., & Ologidi, C. G. (2025). Nuisance of Lissachatina fulica introduced beyond Africa: lessons from their native range—a review. The Journal of Basic and Applied Zoology, 86(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s41936-025-00513-x

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