The scientists discovered Buy Fifa 14 Coins  that the rocking motion of the shell at the surface was more efficient than a passive  https://www.fifa14coinsbank.com/ shell would be, allowing it to capture a larger volume of air and therefore maximise the depth at which neutral buoyancy can be achieved. That allows the creature some protection from wave motion and predators like birds striking from above.

The males of the species, in comparison, are tiny and shell-less -- rarely surpassing 2cm in length. Each only mates once in its short life, whereas the females mate many times. As a result of the male's size and lack of a distinctive shell, they were only discovered in the late 19th century, whereas the females had been known since ancient times. Originally, it was thought that the arm left behind in the female's shell had been a parasitic worm.

The impacts of the research could allow for more sophisticated buoyancy systems for both divers and submarines, as well as allowing for better knowledge of marine ecosystems and how these rare creatures live. The scientists are still investigating the Argonauts, and have set up a survey to try and find out a little more about the creatures. Members of the public who spot the creature should head on over to the survey website and get in touch with ArgoSearch.

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