 Fish - 2002-02-24
If you need a hi-res version - I haven't uploaded a full sized version of this picture yet, but I may be able to. See the contact page for details. Camera: Olympus 2100UV, Not recorded, Lens: Not recorded, Not recorded, Not recorded, ISO Not recorded Keywords: Nautilus License: Not public domain, private use - You may use this picture for personal use, but there are restrictions on publishing or commercial uses. (Details)  This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License. Excuse me! This is NOT a fish! It is called a Nautalist, a mollusc and relative of octopus, squid, cuttlefish, snails, and clams! Posted by science major studying bat rays at 3:03 AM EST on Apr 5th, '04 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Natilus_1_bg_022402.jpg {{Cc-nc-sa}} Thank you! Posted by Toytoy at 12:47 PM EST on May 12th, '05 its not a nautalist, it is called a simbala fish or in spanish sembalia. it is a fish that tends to curl up at daytime. but swims for prey at night. they eat plants and plankton Posted by John at 4:36 PM EST on Sep 6th, '07 Well its not a fish and its not a mollusk but you are right about it being called a nautilus and about it being related to octopus and squids but which makes it a cephalopod also an interesting fact it is the only cephalopod that has a shell thank you and have a nice day Posted by Russell at 6:44 PM EST on Feb 10th, '08 |
