How do nautilus hunt?

Nautilus hunt primarily by using their tentacles to capture prey such as small fish and crustaceans. They are nocturnal predators, employing a strategy of ambush to surprise their prey. The nautilus has a siphon that allows it to move quickly through the water by expelling water, enabling it to chase down or evade threats. Their ability to sense vibrations and chemical cues in the water helps them locate food effectively.