The Biology, Evolution, and Rediscovery of Coelacanths

[@greenrocket23]

0:37 - Personally I prefer considering all vertebrates as derived forms of fish, but to each their own.
Thanks for the video

[@frogglen6350]

These fish are good reminders that Earth is still huge and not fully explored. There's got to be thousands of animals yet to be discovered

[@ElizabethPemberton-e9c]

THANK YOU for emphasizing that modern coleacanths were unknown to “western scientists.” The locals knew about them as long as there were locals - they were rare because they live so deep, but they were known.

[@TreyPDB]

I love Relicanths

[@jeremymcclary3901]

Here's a question that I have wondered about for almost 40 years....the American Gar...is it considered a lung fish...if NO, why not?

[@EmpressOfExile206]

Actually we can say that lobed fin fish _aren't fish_ and then the term "fish" is fine 👍

[@gabek1381]

Unless sharks are fish. Then we still have the same issue.

[@napalmholocaust9093]

Cloaca means Sewer. There was a Goddess; Cloacina (cloa-keen-uh).

[@animalanalytics]

Always learn something new!

[@sforza209]

You say coelacanth, I watch.

[@frogglen6350]

It looks like it has little legs

[@karlcolt]

LOL!!!!!!!!! So what about the "PIKE"?!!!!!!!!! This old species is still alive today, at the same age.????????????

[@Stothehighest]

Pike are teleosts and relatively young as a species.
Garfish, on the other hand, them things are ancient.