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In "One Krabs Trash," {{Link|Mr. Krabs}} goes to [[Floater's Cemetery]] to find the [[Soda Drinking Hat|number one hat]]. While there, he sees things like a [[clam]] with orange eyes similar to an owl, and clams like a group of bats flying past him. Mr. Krabs then comes across this black snail who scares him with his growl and slithers away.
In "One Krabs Trash," {{Link|Mr. Krabs}} goes to [[Floater's Cemetery]] to find the [[Soda Drinking Hat|number one hat]]. While there, he sees things like a [[clam]] with orange eyes similar to an owl, and clams like a group of bats flying past him. Mr. Krabs then comes across this black snail who scares him with his growl and slithers away.


==Trivia==
*Since snails are the equivalent of cats in Bikini Bottom, the Black Snail could possibly be a reference to a black cat, which typically is portrayed with similar behavior.
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Revision as of 17:42, 25 January 2017

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If you were looking for the article about the Black Snail from "Bad Luck Day, then see Black Snail (Bad Luck Day).
Character

The Black Snail is a sea snail who appears in the episode "One Krabs Trash."

Description

It is a black sea snail with a blue swirl on its shell similar to Gary's. It has a blue body with a dark purple underside and red-orange eyes.

History

In "One Krabs Trash," Template:Data:Links goes to Floater's Cemetery to find the number one hat. While there, he sees things like a clam with orange eyes similar to an owl, and clams like a group of bats flying past him. Mr. Krabs then comes across this black snail who scares him with his growl and slithers away.

Trivia

  • Since snails are the equivalent of cats in Bikini Bottom, the Black Snail could possibly be a reference to a black cat, which typically is portrayed with similar behavior.