http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/05/070522-coelacanth.html

That's cool! They can't be extinct if it was caught though  ;D ;D!

Does this mean they were wrong about dinosaurs too?  ;D Maybe the Loch Ness Monster is real!  

Coelacanths intrigue scientists so much because they are lobe finned fish. They almost have "arms" coming from the body and attaching to the fins. This is one of the links between fish evolving to land animals. Check out the picture again and you will see the lobes or "arms".

65 million years and they haven't changed any? I guess coelacanth's missed out on the evolutionary process.

Joking, obviously you can tell I don't buy the theory of evolution.

65 million years and they haven't changed any? I guess coelacanth's missed out on the evolutionary process.

I'd be willing to bet they've changed plenty but unfortunately we didn't hasve Kodaks 65 mill yrs ago.

Joking, obviously you can tell I don't buy the theory of evolution.

You are certainly a dying breed (no evolutionary joke intended )  Science has come a long way in the last 200 yrs, kinda tough to dispute THAT much evidence.

Thats some sweet stuff. I would crap myself if I cought one of those.

LBH: If you wanna argue Evolution vs Creation for a few hours, AIM me.

65 million years and they haven't changed any? I guess coelacanth's missed out on the evolutionary process.

Joking, obviously you can tell I don't buy the theory of evolution.

You're not alone!  

I am amazed by this fish.  I wonder what they taste like.

Thats some sweet stuff. I would crap myself if I cought one of those.

LBH: If you wanna argue Evolution vs Creation for a few hours, AIM me.

Sorry bud, I just don't have that kind of tolerance in me any more,...believe what you will  Let's not make this a religion vs. facts thread.

Back to the topic.

I am amazed by this fish. I wonder what they taste like.

Like dinosaur! ;D ;D ;D ;D