Tarentums
Tarentums is a genus of small, terrestrial snails belonging to the family Helicarionidae. These snails are characterized by their relatively small, thin shells, which are often globose or ovate in shape. The shell's aperture is typically large and rounded, and the shell itself may be glossy or dull in appearance. Tarentums are found in Australia, particularly in southeastern regions. They inhabit a variety of environments, including forests, woodlands, and gardens, often preferring moist conditions.
The diet of Tarentums consists mainly of decaying organic matter, fungi, and algae. They are nocturnal creatures,