the origin of cochlear
Long ago, the snails did not bring his home anywhere. The first time the snails live in an abandoned bird's nest parent birds in the trees. The night was warm and the day was cool because the leaves of the trees obstruct the sunlight that falls right into the nest where the snails live. But when the rains come, the leaves can no longer block the rain that falls. Snails become wet and freezing rain hit.
Then the snails moved into the hole in the trunk of a tree, If it is hot, the snails are well protected, even if it rains, snails will not get wet and cold. Looks like I found a suitable home for me, muttered snails in the liver.
But on a sunny day, there came woodpecker. Tok..tok ... tock ... woodpecker kept pecking tree trunks where the cochlea, the snail became distracted and could not sleep. With a heart irritated, slug down from the hole the tree trunk and looking for a place to stay next. Snails found a hole in the ground, it looks warm when the night comes, thought snails. Snails clean up those holes and decided to stay in it. But when the night comes, the rats come to dig from all directions damage the cochlea. What can I say, snails leave the hole to find a new home.
Snails walking until on the beach full of rocks. Sidelines of the rock can be my home, snails cheered. I could take shelter from the hot sun and rain, there will be no woodpecker would peck this rock, and the rats will not be able to dig a hole through the rock to this.
Snails can rest in peace, but when the tide and ride up to the top of the rock, snail be swept away along with the waves. Again snails have to go looking for a new home. When walking away from the beach, snails found an empty shell, beautiful shape and very light. Because tired and cold, snails go into the shell. Snails feel warm and comfortable and slept curled up in it.
When morning came, snails realized've found the best home for him. The shell is very suitable for him. I no longer need to hurry home if it rains, I will not be hot anymore, no one will bother me. I will take this home with me wherever I go.
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