Ammonoids swimming in Nalgene water bottles

These stickers below were an attempt at creating a set of stickers that would be interactive with a Nalgene water bottle. By “interactive” I mean that the sticker has a relationship with the shape and structure of the water bottle rather than simply being a random sticker applied to a random spot on a water bottle. In this case, I liked the idea of an ammonoid swimming in a Nalgene water bottle like a goldfish in a fish bowl. Admittedly, this does raise a few questions. How did the ammonoid fit through the mouth of the bottle? Is this sufficient space for an ammonoid to live? I don’t have a good answer for how the ammonoid entered the mouth of the bottle, and I also can’t speak to the livability of the water bottle. I really just like the idea that this is how the ammonoid travels. When the ammonoid wants to travel, go on a hike, climb a mountain (with help of course), it just hops into its favorite Nalgene water bottle, and it’s ready to be taken on an adventure. It’s probably not worth over-analyzing. The stickers are approximately 5.5 inches long by 3.25 inches high. They are designed specifically to fit a Nalgene 32 oz Wide Mouth Sustain Water Bottle. Below are shown the three types of ammonoids on three different colors of Nalgene water bottle. The green goniatite is stuck to a “Baby Blue” Nalgene bottle. The blue ceratite is stuck to a “Cosmo” Nalgene bottle. The pink ammonite is stuck to a “Pear” Nalgene bottle. Of course, one could stick these ammonoids anywhere they like. But, for me, I really enjoy the Nalgene water bottle for its functionality.