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THE SAILING OF THE NAUTILUS.
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probably take place, but in a somewhat different manner.
As the Nautilus inhabits a depth of from twenty to forty
fathoms, it is evident that the air within its shell would
be displaced by the pressure of such a column of water.*
Accordingly, in every instance of the capture of a Nautilus
the chambers of its shell have been found filled with water.
It is not improbable that the fluid they contain may be less
compressed, and exert less pressure from within outwards
m:e
FIG. 32. — SHELL OF THE PEARLY NAUTILUS .NautiltlS pOIUpUius).
than that of the external superincumbent column of water,
and that by this unbalanced pressure — under the same

  • "At 100 fathoms the pressure exceeds 265 lbs. to the square inch.

Empty bottles, securely corked, and sunk with weights beyond 100
fathoms, are always crushed. If filled with liquid the cork is driven
in, and the liquid replaced by salt water ; and in drawing the bottle up
again the cork is returned to the neck of the bottle, generally in a
reversed position." — Sir F. Beaufort, quoted by Dr. S. P. Woodward

in his ' Manual of the Mollusca.'
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Sea fables explained / by Henry Lee.
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Page 89
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NameFound:Mollusca NameConfirmed:Mollusca EOLID:2195 NameBankID:230454
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