Chambered Nautilusオウムガイ
Nautilus pompiliusVU— Vulnerable
The chambered nautilus is a living fossil-like cephalopod that has changed little in hundreds of millions of years, drifting through deep Pacific waters in a coiled, gas-filled shell whose chambers keep it precisely buoyant — a shell so pressure-sensitive it implodes below about 800 m.
Chambered Nautilus (reference photo)
Species Data
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Where to See This Species
5 facilities · 0 individuals
すさみ町立エビとカニの水族館 (Susami Chouritsu Ebitokanino Suizokukan)Wakayama
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ふくしま海洋科学館 (Fukushimakaiyoukagakukan)FukushimaOpened in 2000
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京都水族館 (Kyouto Suizokukan)KyotoJR「京都」駅中央口から徒歩約15分。
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志摩マリンランド (Shimamarin Land)MieOpened in 1970
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Toba AquariumMieOpened in 1955
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Conservation Story
Conservation Status
IUCNではVUです。成長が遅く、殻を目的とした採集の影響を受けやすい種です。
Habitat
インド太平洋のサンゴ礁外縁から大陸棚斜面。
Threats
- 観賞用の殻の採集
- 生息地の劣化
- 個体群回復の遅さ
Conservation & Breeding Efforts
- 国際取引の管理
- 飼育・繁殖研究
- 保全教育
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FAQ
- How deep does the chambered nautilus live?
- It typically lives at depths of about 200-600 m; if it descends past roughly 800 m, water pressure will crush its shell. Source
- What does a chambered nautilus eat?
- It scavenges on dead fish, crustacean molts, and other carrion, since it cannot swim fast enough to actively hunt live prey the way octopuses and squid do. Source
- How long do chambered nautiluses live?
- They are thought to live roughly 10-20 years, unusually long for a cephalopod. Source
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