What's your favorite cephalopod?

[Tom Kitten]

Remember, this is a popularity poll. The data I collect will be essential for scientific research so please vote honestly!

[pinniped]

1. Ammonites!

I saw a giant fossil at the Steinhart Aquarium/Academy of Sciences before in San Francisco.

http://www.calacademy.org/exhibits/150/izg.html

This one fish store had a couple chambered nautilus for sale. I think they all died because people don't know what's up with them.

Monterey Bay Aquarium has a few on display for your enjoyment.

[puerco-bellies]

10. Ammonites Baby!!!

I've got a few from the Mancos Shale unit (Mid-Cretaceous) I collected in Carthage New Mexico. There is a huge one in the Los Angeles County Natural History Museum, very cool!

[ghostsofgiants]

2. One of the intelligent designers...

Specifically: Flying Spaghetti Monster.

[Tom Kitten]

3. kick!

I posted this last sunday at 2 in the morning and I still do not have enough data so I thought, this being squid week, I would give it a kick!

I really do need more data for my intelligent design theory...

[Jara sang]

4. Nautilus

It's cosmic baby.

[sundog]

5. 2 votes

:7

[Tom Kitten]

7. I love your little squibby

I hope he's doing fine! A little fella with charisma like that can inspire a whole movement! :thumbsup:

[CaliforniaPeggy]

6. Nautilus!

They have the most beautiful shells, when cut open!

:pals:

[tarkus]

8. Octopus = great Gentle Giant album NM

[KitchenWitch]

9. Nautilus

and the Fibonacci Sequence!

[Ladyhawk]

11. Octopi are rather intelligent and I love the way they can quickly

change color and texture. They are great fun to watch.

[In_The_Wind]

12. octopus

because that was a nickname for an old friend