i luv Nautilus 

nice

Epic comment art

nautilus

where can I find this on spotify?

If the internet has taught me anything, it's that if you have a protective shell, you can be as silly as you want

@@quantumblur_3145 wait so does that mean a snail is 200 million years old?

@@Coldi_VR Technically *YES*

​@@Coldi_VR they live up to 20 years

Bro they have been here for 400 milion years, they are older that dionsaurs.

The music makes this video way too perfect, lol.

I WENT TO COLLEGE

what the hell is shrimp lofi and where can i find it??

@@dovahfruit9503 simply the Monterey bay aquarium shrimp lofi It do be chill tho

@@dovahfruit9503 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UXWckTAw3JY.html Shimp :)

They're pointing you to Marine biology

You're thinking of ammonites, another group of cephalopods with coiled shells that did go extinct at the end of the Cretaceous. Despite their similar appearance to nautilus, ammonites are more closely related to squids and octopuses than they are to the nautilus. That said, nautiloids (the group that contains the living nautilus) were once much more common, had many more species, and inhabited a wider range of habitats, but most are now extinct. The sole survivors of the nautiloids were the ancestors of the modern nautilus species.

Honestly, what do they teach you kids in school these days?

@@blobbertmcblob4888 I am a functioning adult with a job but ain't nobody ever told me these things are still alive.

@@fubberpish3614 Many years back I read of speculations that ammonites --- being close cousins to (now proven to be intelligent and sentient) octopuses --- would likely now be the smartest creatures on Earth if they had not gone extinct. Pluses and minuses, my friends. Pluses and minuses. 😉

SAME I thought there were only fossils left

Don't we all do that technically, except we are in air and they in water

@@TommieTheCommie nah we bob around for dopamine

@@corporatecapitalism perhaps

But if they lose their tentacles, they'll regenerate them over time like octopi and squids do

I have only seen vids of wild ones and then I saw this one and literally my first thought was '... they have tentacles...?'

​@@user-qm4mb7ct3d wait...no i dont think octopus and squid regenrate tentacles/arms. Or maybe ive just never heard of it

@@Owl325 i hate that i forgot to look it up cause I've been thinking to myself why people don't just google things....only to make the same mistake myself 💀 Well thanks :D Edit: yoo they can :0 but not every species. But they indeed can grow em back

@@GemCandy they can retract them.

Well, they have been around since, literally, The Prehistoric Era.

@@tinker.belle.501. like coelacanths

Dude, they literally have been, like, around since the dino-bros.

I have it tattooed into me

@@snapslingpeavine1371 They have been around almost twice as long as Dinosaurs have.

but the best of all you can still find in little puddles. They are named triops, and also look like extinct guys

@@klippschliefer4968 "extinc guys" you mean horseshoe crabs? Isopods more look like exnticn (tribolits)

@@niggacockball7995 By triops they mean the small 3 eyed creatures that look like a cross between a very small shrimp and a horseshoe crab. Their eggs can remain dried out for years only needing some water to spring back to life. To the point where you can just buy a kit with eggs in them at a store.

@@astick5249 Thats what i said. Horseshoecrabs arent extinc.

@@niggacockball7995I’ve literally seen horseshoe crabs😂😂😂

They're not walking, they're foraging

its like when shrimps do that little tippy tappy with the sediment.

Yeah that's how they search for food. The Nautilus can actually smell and taste with its tentacles and this is how they find food. Nautilus have terrible eyesight, which is unusual for cephalopods. The eye they have functions like a camera obscura

A silly little guy, a slugger, a little critter, maybe even a scrunkly?

Ammonites are extinct but Nautilus are still doing well! Yep. They’re related

I was under the Same impression! My day has vastly improved!

you had one chance to call it Naustalgic and you have failed. i will only forgive you this once for the Nautilus

I am sorry but I cannot help think your profile cat got a D I ck face lol.

Awe nah they got my guy in the chamber... 😒 Free him up still

Sometimes all we need is a nautilus in our lives

Love from MCGI💕

Just keep on Nautilin' my dude

Hope you'll be ok, buddy

Don't sweat the dro. But you have to say thank you to the nautilus.

he clearly likes it.

Guys I think he likes nautilus

Jellyfish are also prehistoric, being around during the Precambrian (beginning of multicellular life)

if you want to go real prehistoric, look no further than the ctenophore(comb jelly). THE most ancient animals still alive today, despite what those sponge-loving haters say

Me two

sea cucumbers, my guy

I need to elaborate here but your not wrong. Only sea cucumbers have changed a lot over 450 million years but nautilus have not. They even outlived their own descendants the ammonites (ridged fashion forward shells and different body orientation inside the shell) and still remain the same.

@@sol666 its a crawling butthole that squirts its guts out, it doesnt evolve lmao

it only spawns in hardmode

I was here

cephalopod

Dinos?

💀💀

unless you are a very accomplished marine institute you sadly cannot keep one

Get ready to die from overfishing and human greed

You can't respawn