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Fellows "Possibly[,] cannibalism or necrophageous habit is innate in pulmonates in general, and it becomes pronounced in the scarcity of the normal plant-food and/or with the easy availability of dead or decomposed flesh, and they do not ordinarily kill their fellows" (p. 34). Raut, S.K. and K.C. Ghose. "Cannibalism in the Garden Snail Macrochlamys Indica Godwin-Austen (Stylommatophora: Mollusca)". Journal of The Bombay Natural History Society . Vol 79, Bombay Natural History Society, 1982. https://archive.org/details/biostor-153324/mode/2up
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