This mullosk, called the chambered nautilus, eats plankton. As it grows, the nautilus grows more chambers. This is an example of a living fossil. I became interested in learning about the chambered nautilus when my grandpa showed me a huge cephalopod fossil at my house. This also helped me learn about how fossils are formed. I have actually seen a live chambered nautilus at the Dallas Aquarium. It was cool!
Friday, July 20, 2007
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Hi Matthew!We love you blog and are learning many neat things for our nature study. How fun for you to share this with everyone.
Sister Johnson, Gillian, Sawyer
Hi Matthew, The chamber nautilus is a favorite of mine too. I love your blog and I look at it every day. Love you Matthew.
Grandma Bos
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