Dude, they have external shells and use them as floating control. That is amazing.

The are the only cephalopod that has an externalized shell, this fact along with the fact that they have been around so long and show up so long ago in the fossil record offers more evidence to the theory that ancestral cephalopods, such as the ancestors of octopi and cuttlefish, had externalized shells as well

Haven't you seen him dodge the dunkleosteus in the Netflix doc 😭😭😭😭 bro's got the moves!!

They live very long lives for a cephalopod.

Agree

Concur.

And what the emote

that profile tho

@@KemoTherapy69 ikr

@@mizorogitsumugich9723 it's been one week

drunk mutated snail with 90 tentacles.

Yeah but this thing older than the dinosaurs

@@braydenflynn8685 since you looked at me

YellowKamerad you mean snails are sober nataulis

I went a month or so ago and I didn't notice them either

The number you typed is 20 million, however, they are actually around 500 million years old

@@ItsWazzzareally?! Damn! It’s honestly incredible how they are still vibing after a long time

They are incredibly ancient, I think scientists estimate they may be the oldest cephalopods, or at least one of the very oldest.

they are from the Paleozoic era

It's a prehistoric creature some of his buddies are dead and extinct

Older than most of your ancestors

i red that some species of ammonites survive the extinction and lived with mammals untill it finally went extinct...

Petable pet! I'd love to pet one! And have it fight for me!

they have made nautilus shell and sell to trader

SHUT Up

They’re prolly like $20 if I had to guess

@@jondough3339 no, not at all. For one they're expensive as all hell, and you'd have to know the right people to even get one.

@@ghosttownguy7472 they are being eaten in the Philippines, I saw one documentary LOL

@@myth5306 of course they are.

@@ghosttownguy7472 and the shells were sold like 2$

Nautili are closely related to ammonites but they arent ammonites, in fact, they are descendants of the giant orthocones

Nautiloids, the group these guys are a part of, seem to have originated in the Cambrian, which was way before dinosaurs. But it seems that the word "nautilus" is usually used to refer to a specific family that originated in the Triassic, that's around the same time as dinosaurs did. So it depends on how broad you are when you say "nautilus". And since other people are talking about ammonites, based on what I've been able to find, ammonoids, the group they're a part of, are actually a little younger than nautiloids.

That may be why they’re being in conservation, a way to breed them to boost numbers

They're threatened, not endangered

@@grstfahbtgad thats the same as almost endangered creatures

@@apdroidgeek1737 not exactly. Means that they're a shit load of em but people capturing them for their shells

@@ahsoka_polo that does mean they're dying and need to be protected. That is exactly what endangered means. And they're highly endangered.

@@grstfahbtgad They are Highly endangered. This is the problem with humans, until and unless a species is endangered or highly endangered humans will continue to fish & use it to material purpose but few dumbasses will still go fish em and when it's almost close to extinction when their own species have low survival rate, then humans will try to protect em. The Greed of Humans is gonna devastate this Planet and extinct humans itself.

I agree my Pinoy freind

They are very hard to breed in captivity which is one reason why their wild populations have to be protected

Ryan Gunnip They are typically rarely encountered in the wild, and normally live fairly deep down.

CB III That's ammonites you're thinking of

Ammonites nautilus they are same thing but ammonite is much larger and nautilus is a living fossil and ammonite lived from devonian to cretaceous

Raptorzilla Productions They aren't the same thing, ammonites are more closely related to squid. The nautilus is a living fossil though, and they came in many different sizes as well, just like ammonites.

Horse shoe crab and that guy

So did I until I went to an aquarium and was staring one in the face. I was really confused!

it's Squidward's cousin.

Glad im not the only one

I was screaming "no" the entire video. I was screaming it with a smile on my face, but still.

snail

They truly are not, quite sad really

JaxTheGamer same

No,the extincted were ammonites.

These Nautilus are are Ammonites actually but the only some class that managed to survived and Adapt in a Brink of Global Extinction....Survival of the Fitest,the ones who had been Given a opportunity to Evolve further.. like the Horshoe Crabs...they are also the Grandchildren of the Ammonites who managed to Survived several Extinction.. Although they survived Several Apocalypse...yet Humans are making another one

@Keagan Van Duzer Yes in my Opinion and observation to them......same as the crocodiles...they are only the Modern Descendants of Dinosaurs.. after the Huge Metoer Hits earth and Sterilize The Surface...some of them managed to escape The Continent and Lived in Seas for a while....on that moment the world never recieved a Sunlight for hundred Thousand Years...no Plants able to Grow,Foodchain on surface is on chaos.. the Crocodiles find their Remaining Foodchain in Seas such as Fishes.... Well i dont you can upvote me or tell me its Wrong....Life in all Situation is always finding way to survived and Adapt...who know those Hundred Billion Years old Remnants of Ammonite Family from several Extinction Event in Earth's long History only Humans could End their efforts to Hundreds of Million years of Survival....

@Keagan Van Duzer How did the Homo Erectus Become extinct?nah they Evolve further as Homo Sapiens in later... That is evolution.. Same applies to Horshoe crab, Nautilus and others..

Chousa Heidan they should be fine but the water needs to be really cold

And would you like to know why because humans are the biggest virus to our planet and its oceans

that's what I've heard as well. I don't think they should be in an aquarium

They are really hard to keep alive in aquarium to begin with, these guys need a pressured tanks and a chiller as they live in cold depths of the ocean. But people still sell this to the hobbyist willing to pay good money unknowingly that these creatures require more than just a big tank and a saltwater.

They will slowly die from stress that will lead to all sort of infection.

Itai Sprachman you are not ready, eh? Oh you are in for it when you find out other stuff...

corals is not a plant they mouth sea anemone is an animal and can move

there are sea spiders bigger than your face..

perhaps the most scariest think on the ocean is a sea cockroach

apdroid geek oh no u told