http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sci ... ssil-coelacanth-fish.html

And on a side note, what a BEAUTIFUL creature.

That's some OLD fish.


The deep sea is fascinating. I read a quote somewhere which said that there are approximately 3 to 30 million undiscovered species down there. Sounds like total hyperbole really but who knows!??

PS, I made a movie in Maya for school this year about these creatures of the deep. It is based on the photographic work of a guy called Josh Lambus. A good name to google..

It's called Falling Stars :star:

Follower of goldfish

The most amazing thing about that story is that the Japanese found a rare fish and didn't ****ing eat the thing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... 9TNvc&feature=related

Quote from ATC Quicksilver :

The most amazing thing about that story is that the Japanese found a rare fish and didn't ****ing eat the thing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... 9TNvc&feature=related

cos they now eat cow and chickens.....just like all of us.

Quote from JJ72 :

cos they now eat cow and chickens.....just like all of us.

F*** you coelacanth! :evil:

Quote from Wikipedia :

As a food fish the coelacanth is almost worthless as its tissues exude oils even when dead, imparting the flesh with a foul flavor.

no wonder it's still alive

I remember how damn annoying those things were to catch on Animal crossings...