




Ammonites are ancient creatures that lived in the oceans long before there were dinosaurs. Their spiral shells are like beautiful jewelry from the past.
生息地: Deep Sea
The Ammonite has a distinctive spiral, coiled shell, often resembling a ram's horn, with intricate patterns called sutures on its surface. Fossilized shells frequently display a beautiful iridescent shimmer, setting them apart from other ancient creatures.





カテゴリ
Ancientレア度
Rare
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
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Ammonites swam by squirting water like a tiny jet-powered submarine!
Scientists use special patterns on their shells like a barcode to date ancient rocks!
Some ammonite fossils glow with incredible rainbow colors, prized as ancient jewels!
Their closest living relatives today are not snails, but clever octopuses and squid!
Ammonite can adjust its depth using gas-filled chambers, helping it float or sink in the ancient oceans.
Ammonite could move quickly through water by expelling a jet of water, allowing for agile hunting and escape.
Ammonite has a shell that grows continuously by adding new, larger chambers, providing lifelong protection as it matures.
Ammonites hunted small marine creatures like tiny crustaceans, plankton, and larval fish.
Mosasaurus hoffmannii
Powerful marine reptiles hunted ammonites with crushing jaws.
Plesiosaurus dolichodeirus
Long-necked plesiosaurs preyed on ammonites in ancient seas.
Squalicorax pristodontus
Ancient sharks like Squalicorax also hunted ammonites.
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危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
Ammonites are fossils and not living creatures, so they are safe to explore and learn about.
0.01-2 m
0.001-75 kg
Ammonites hunted small marine creatures like tiny crustaceans, plankton, and larval fish.
Deep Sea
Pursuit
Mesozoic
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