Yes :( They're harvested for there shells and are threatened by over fishing and habitat destruction. The nautilus takes 15 years to reach maturity and 70% of populations are male. When nautiluses do reproduce, the female only lays 15 eggs that have a very low chance at survival. If the nautilus goes extinct, we will lose the last member of the nautiloids, a group of animals that's hundreds of millions of years, and there will be nothing on earth quite like it. It would be like losing the platypus or the horseshoe crab.
The Nautilus pompilius IS a/the scientific name.
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Nautilus *Facepalm*
A Lyrebird is not endangerd.
The Nautilus was launched in 1955
endangerd
because of the humans
the nautilus was a submarine
Nautilus pompilius
Nautilus Award was created in 2003.
The Secret of the Nautilus happened in 2002.
Nautilus - song - was created in 1974.