👉 Dasypoudea is a genus of freshwater snailfishes in the family Pseudopodidae, commonly known as the "mud snails." They are characterized by their large size and slender bodies with distinctive, bulbous snout-like structures. These snails are often found in freshwater habitats like lakes, rivers, and swamps. The genus is named after the Greek word "Dasypou," which means "deeper" or "more deep," referring to the depth
