Origin:
Marine cephalopod, c. 1600, from Latin nautilus, in Pliny a kind of marine snail (including also squid, cuttlefish, polyps, etc.), from Greek nautilos "paper nautilus," literally "sailor," a poetic form of nautēs "sailor," from naus "ship" (from PIE root *nau- "boat"). From Aristotle into the 19c., the nautilus was believed to use its webbed arms to sail along the surface of the sea, hence the name.

Definition:
A cephalopod mollusk with a light external spiral shell and numerous short tentacles around the mouth. Nautiluses swim with the buoyant gas-filled shell upright and descend to greater depths during the day.

Magic Status: 1 - Neophyte
Tier 1 - Face tentacles can move independently of each other.

Wisdom Status: 0 - Unaware

Owner

PaisleyPerson

Created

10 July 2021, 16:22:16 EDT

Can be gifted

Can be traded

Cannot be sold

Sale Value

$0.00

Toyhou.se PARA-667-Nautilus

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