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They're a plague on gardens. It might be a metaphorical relic of an age before modern pesticides.
Edit: Sorry, I know this isn't funny, but I've also wondered about this odd phenomenon, too, and this just occurred to me.
Exactly. Any gardener knows snails are deadly. Even in our age!