: Unlike modern squids with soft bodies, belemnites had a hard internal skeleton. The most common part found today is the rostrum (or guard)—a bullet-shaped feature at the tail end used for buoyancy and balance while swimming.
: In various regions, ground-up belemnites were used as folk remedies for ailments like rheumatism, sore eyes, and even kidney stones in horses. 3. The "Belemnite Battlefields"
: Because they were often found after heavy rains (which washed away topsoil), ancient Greeks and medieval Europeans believed they were darts from heaven thrown down during thunderstorms.
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