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Uploaded by flyingscience on Jan 8, 2008
The largest animal on earth 440 million years ago .Cepahlopods where shelled squid like animals that swam the Paleozoic seas
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How mant tentacles do you think ammonites had? That's always been a big frustration with me...
EoceneRoxton 1 year ago
@Eocene Roxton That sounds like a job for google and wikipedia .Some living nautilus's have up to 80 (if I recall correctly) . I have no idea about ammonites I'll look it up this evening .
flyingscience 1 year ago
lol, 3:29 a pillbug ontop of the fossil?! coincidence!? i think not! XD
but in all seriousness wonderful video :3 im a enthusiast of ancient fish and mammals so for me this is a real treat :D
Myriagonvaltorix 3 years ago
My fossil videos will increase with monthly lectures being taped/posted .Not every speaker wants to be on You tubes though.
flyingscience 3 years ago
Really very interesting, thank you. I wonder why no-one has ever found a soft-bodied ammonite fossil?
Anomalocaris42 1 year ago
sometimes there is a big time delay from the time you post till the time it arives .Usualy instant but not always 943 am
I've got 8:32am
arcooke 3 years ago
Good video as always :)
JohnBach 4 years ago
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How mant tentacles do you think ammonites had? That's always been a big frustration with me...
EoceneRoxton 1 year ago
@Eocene Roxton That sounds like a job for google and wikipedia .Some living nautilus's have up to 80 (if I recall correctly) . I have no idea about ammonites I'll look it up this evening .
flyingscience 1 year ago
lol, 3:29 a pillbug ontop of the fossil?! coincidence!? i think not! XD
but in all seriousness wonderful video :3 im a enthusiast of ancient fish and mammals so for me this is a real treat :D
Myriagonvaltorix 3 years ago
My fossil videos will increase with monthly lectures being taped/posted .Not every speaker wants to be on You tubes though.
flyingscience 3 years ago