Snails can be such pests in the garden. Even though they're so slow-moving, it's incredible just what kind of damage they can do to plants.

Oh, and don't even get me started on the weird little snail trails they leave everywhere as well. While we might be fighting a losing battle with these tiny garden menaces, we don't really know what it looks like when they eat our plants.

Photo: YouTube/Another Perspective

It's actually quite a spectacle. A photographer from Another Perspective, Jens Heidler, was actually able to capture incredible macro footage of a snail going to town feasting on a strawberry.

All of this was filmed in slow-motion, so you can really see the details of just how snails it.

Photo: YouTube/Another Perspective

While it might be so annoying to wake up and find holes have been munched into your plants, it's pretty cool to see just how snails eat.

In the video, you can see just how the gastropod first recognizes a potential meal by using its retractable eyes, before then moving in to have a field day eating the bright red berry.

Photo: YouTube/Another Perspective

As the video describes, this is a "Sharp Tooth – Snail eating Strawberry in Extreme Macro with Laowa Probe Lens."

Watch the interesting video down below:

Personally, I find this video both fascinating and disturbing at the same time. What do you think? Have you ever seen anything like this? Let us know!