Cyan-Biologist
30 Mar 2017
A small illustration some of you might have seen on my FACEBOOK PAGE: I’m a sucker for argonauts, so here’s a Paper nautilus shell. Fun fact, the Argonauta are the only living members of the Argonautidae, a group of cephalopods evolved to secrete an...
A small illustration some of you might have seen on my FACEBOOK PAGE: I’m a sucker for argonauts, so here’s a Paper nautilus shell. Fun fact, the Argonauta are the only living members of the Argonautidae, a group of cephalopods evolved to secrete an...

A small illustration some of you might have seen on my FACEBOOK PAGE: I’m a sucker for argonauts, so here’s a Paper nautilus shell. 

Fun fact, the Argonauta are the only living members of the Argonautidae, a group of cephalopods evolved to secrete an external shell which acts like the shell of a Nautilus.

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Master-student Evolutionary Biology, aspiring scientific illustrator and certified snail nerd

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I've written a series of Biology posts called Unnoticed Nature, but most of my original content comes from my Art and Asks

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