I very specifically wanted to know about whether a person could see the smaller shell curl in the middle or not...and you answered my question! Two different kinds of nautilus!!! Thank you! Also...how cool!
thank you for your expertise, it is appreciated. I'm a paleomycology student, & I was reading research today about the fungus farming salt marsh snail Littoraria irrorata, when I realized I had a major gap in my malacological knowledge. I use this channel to compile playlists & your videos have made for a really solid base for it. I'm looking forward to future uploads, and if you happen to have any reccomended lectures, I would be interested.
I'm really glad these videos were helpful! I'll keep an eye out for lectures that may be useful for your research. The periwinkle fungus farming stuff is super interesting. I don't know much about it but I'd love to learn more. Send me a message from my website if you don't mind sharing some knowledge about that with me!
We should study the ocean Nautilus' both for propulsion, oceanic physics, and underwater engineering intelligence. But also we should study what their shells are genetically made of, and see if we can cultivate them somehow making them larger and then treated well when they die eventually we use their shell material for scientific and war submarine construction. Also, we can genetically modify these sea beasts for the same purpose; but only so much lest we lose the original ocean fitness for sub-oceanic adaptation and swimming fitness.
I very specifically wanted to know about whether a person could see the smaller shell curl in the middle or not...and you answered my question! Two different kinds of nautilus!!! Thank you! Also...how cool!
I feel there needs to be another episode explaining more. I had no idea there were that many. I want to see them too.
Dope video. Now I need to watch a video about the body inside the shell.
thank you for your expertise, it is appreciated. I'm a paleomycology student, & I was reading research today about the fungus farming salt marsh snail
Littoraria irrorata,
when I realized I had a major gap in my malacological knowledge.
I use this channel to compile playlists & your videos have made for a really solid base for it.
I'm looking forward to future uploads, and if you happen to have any reccomended lectures, I would be interested.
I'm really glad these videos were helpful! I'll keep an eye out for lectures that may be useful for your research. The periwinkle fungus farming stuff is super interesting. I don't know much about it but I'd love to learn more. Send me a message from my website if you don't mind sharing some knowledge about that with me!
I love your videos. They're so clear!
The amount of work that went into this 💪🏼🙌🏼
keep this videos coming!!!
We should study the ocean Nautilus' both for propulsion, oceanic physics, and underwater engineering intelligence. But also we should study what their shells are genetically made of, and see if we can cultivate them somehow making them larger and then treated well when they die eventually we use their shell material for scientific and war submarine construction. Also, we can genetically modify these sea beasts for the same purpose; but only so much lest we lose the original ocean fitness for sub-oceanic adaptation and swimming fitness.
What do you know about a Giant Chinese Clam shell ?