Guess what this is

[Adventure]

No snail, but it's indeed a mollusc. Usually this kind a animals don't have an externals shell, but either an intern shell, or just fractions of an intern shell, and others don't have a shell at all.

Edit: another hint: These species are often considered to be living fossils.

[ForeverJoseph]

i cant see it

[Adventure]

Perhaps images hosted by imageshack are blocked for you?

I hope you can see this


Btw I edited my post with another hint, because I won't be long online.

[Crimsonthread]

A nautilus?

[Justeazy]

A... a... an...
Umm...
Either Nautilus, or an Ammonite thingy...

EDIT: Found VERY similar pictures of that under both of those names, but cannot find exact picture.

[Adventure]

Yes, it is a nautilus. Well done Crismon and Justeazy. But it's Crimson who may post the next picture.

[Crimsonthread]

Oops, haven't gotten a chance to check this in a while!

[funja]

a a a a a uhhh cell
or microscopic organism

[Crimsonthread]

Yes to both, but I'm looking for its official name.

[funja]

well im tired so im offf

Ciliata

[Crimsonthread]

Nope.

[Rima]

paramecium

[Clank]

OK, it looks more like a body tissue cell than an animal cell, but it could also be a plant cell????


(I have studied Biology, but mmm,, I like logic ones like this..)

[pratik732006]

Plant Seed

[RBS]

Euglena? (I seem to remember they had the little tail)