Enidae
Enidae is a family of terrestrial pulmonate gastropod mollusks, commonly known as the land snails. This family is a large and diverse group found predominantly in the Americas, with a few species extending into the Old World tropics. Enidae are characterized by their generally small to medium-sized shells, which are typically conical or ovate and often possess a thickened aperture. The shell sculpture can vary, but common features include axial ribs or spiral striae.
These snails are primarily herbivores, feeding on decaying vegetation, fungi, and algae. They inhabit a variety
The taxonomy of Enidae has undergone revisions, and its precise phylogenetic placement within the superfamily Pupilloidea