get in here boys

>>5000648 (OP)
What do you like about ammonites OP?

>>5000648 (OP)
Looks tasty.

>>5000657
>been persisting for hundreds of millions of years
>used to grow to incredible sizes
>beautiful shells
>generate unholy levels of seethe
what's not to like?

>>5000648 (OP)
What's the best way to cook one of these things?

>>5000761
by bumping my threads some more

why do they make autists and redditors seethe uncontrollably?

PRAISE LE HELIX

Omanyte thread?

>>5000729
holy this

>>5000729
based and true

>>5000729
so true it hurts

>>5001047
>>5001472
>>5001820
OP bumping his tractionless thread

>>5001836
fucking kill yourself

>>5001836
kys retard

>>5000648 (OP)
I have a theory that Ammonites filled the niche of large Filter Feeders. As far as I know we only have partial remains of Leedsichthys and specifically not of it's head but people tend to reconstruct it as a ram filter feeder and all of the other large Mesozoic marine animals we've found also are not filter feeders so I theorize that some Ammonites filled that niche particularly the larger species. Modern Nautilus are carrion feeders but not all ammonites would fill that role but I imagine them floating in the water columns with their tentacles unfurled catching plankton much like how the Vampire Squid eats. I also like to think that a large group of ammonite would be called a Flotilla

>>5002579
it's definitely possible, especially when you consider just how many different ammonites/nautiloids there were. I can only imagine there was a wide diversity in how they lived

>>5001953
>>5002437
You're one of those weirdos that gets off on publicly humiliating themsepves aren't you? Nobody will miss you, freak.

>>5002710
go fuck yourself buddy

>>5002579

That has been suggested by someone before, can't put a name. Plesiosaurs and other marine reptiles rarely produced filter feeders so ammonites were most likely dominant over that niche

based thread, fuck redditalocaris

fuck seals, redditalocaris, and all other reddit animals