“…According to Silva et al (2020), the presence of the Giant African snail has been reported in different environments, such as forests, capoeiras, caatingas, savannas, plantations, vegetable gardens, as well as in urban areas. In the Amazon, surveys show that its presence may be associated with the transport of this mollusc in accidental loads, denoting in an alert situation due to its high dispersal capacity, diet, reproduction, and absence of natural predators for its biological control (;Lima & Guilherme, 2018;Onyshi et al, 2018;Eduvirgem & Ferreira, 2020;Silva et al, 2020) The humid and shaded climatic conditions of the state of Amapá favor its occurrence, since this species reproduces easily in environments with these characteristics (Andreazzi et al, 2017;Alves et al, 2017a;Eduvirgem & Ferreira, 2020). In Macapá, the capital of Amapá, the incidence has been observed in almost all neighborhoods of the city and in much of the municipalities.…”