The book “Naked snails (snails), damaging fields and vegetable gardens in the Moscow province” by Vavilov is a unique study that immerses the reader in the world of agronomy and ecology, revealing secrets associated with one of the most unexpected enemies of agriculture. Vavilov, known for his deep knowledge of biology and ecology, offers readers not just a scientific work, but a real fascinating story about how these small creatures can have a significant impact on the harvest and the lives of farmers. The book begins with a description of the biology of naked slugs and their spread across the territory of the Moscow province. The author describes in detail how these mollusks, seemingly harmless at first glance, can cause real disasters in the fields and in the gardens. Vavilov not only describes their behavior and habits, but also analyzes factors that contribute to their reproduction, such as climatic conditions and agronomic practices. The reader will learn how slugs can destroy crops in a matter of days and what measures can be taken to combat them. This book will be of interest not only to professional agronomists and gardeners, but also to anyone who is interested in nature and ecosystems. It is suitable for both experienced farmers and novice gardeners who want to protect their plants from pests. The book can also attract the attention of students of agronomic and biological specialties who are looking for practical examples and real cases in their field. The topics raised in the book go beyond the mere description of pests. Vavilov addresses issues of sustainable agriculture, ecosystem balance and human interaction with nature. It emphasizes the importance of understanding biological processes to effectively manage crops and protect them from pests. The book makes us think about how our intervention in nature can lead to undesirable consequences and how important it is to find harmony between food production and the preservation of ecosystems. Vavilov's style is characterized by accessibility and fascination. He is able to explain complex scientific concepts in a simple and understandable way, which makes his books attractive to a wide audience. In his other works, the author also touches on the topics of ecology and agronomy, which confirms his status as an expert in this field. Readers familiar with his work will appreciate this book, as it continues the tradition of in-depth analysis and fascinating presentation. “Naked snails, damaging fields and vegetable gardens in the Moscow province” is not just a scientific work, but a real find for anyone who wants to understand how small creatures can have a great impact on our lives. This book will be an excellent addition to the library of everyone who is interested in nature, agronomy and ecology. It inspires the study of the world around us and the search for solutions to the pressing problems faced by farmers and horticulturalists. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in this fascinating world, where science and nature are intertwined in a single dance, and discover a lot of new knowledge that will help you in your practice or simply expand the horizons of understanding the world around you.