Kansas prairie snail actually I’ll have to fetch the proper name (I only remember the local).
Edit: yes to the amber snail ID, it’s one of those.
We’ve got snaggletooths, daggers, and minuscule jewel (aka minute gem) snails too. They’re land/semi amphibious (basically all terrain desert and plains snails). There probably are pond snails in the cattle ponds which get blown around by tornado force gales soooo, I’d have to double check every shell with a microscope (I’m not planning on that unless someone wants to send me a grant or snail themed patteon or something lol).
Here’s a link if y’all want to know about prairie and pond (all terrain) snails.
edit: also amber snails are called amber snails because before they die and bleach, they’re amber colored. But they don’t look like pupae like the other spiral terrestrial snails. They mature in about a year and live on to the next year before becoming another desert sea shell. In the desert they don’t behave at all like the populations in forests. They’re essentially a native mud snail and use burrows and roots for refuge.
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