COELACANTH

[Komnenit]

Perhaps it tastes good

[MsYugigirl]

I would love to see one with my own two eyes. They are coolist fish ever.

[shuwukong]

you dont need a Coelacanth to prove it, what about apes, monkeys, they're still sitting on trees?

[helena1525]

@Serpico261 All species of Coelacanth's are greatly created, perfect animals. None of them are transitional forms. THIS IS THE FACT! Evolutionist lied about these fishes for many years. But the truth lies on that video.

[PaigeChat]

they need to start breeding these fish

[appleman1324]

wow less than 10 coelacanth fish left, and these people gotta mess with him like that?!?!? poor guy (fish)

[8Harlock8]

yessss i loved!!

[silkaem]

Theory of Evolution: So much fail!

[zorbaknecromancer]

damn i live in indonesia but i dunno why these guys here i lived with normally dont care about these creatures they just care for themselves

[WELLTHENLETSGO]

You can't return a coelacath once you have caught it, people have tried and they have always died. Not certain exactly why, but it is most likely something to do with their oxygen dissociation-- as they try to escape, their muscles respire faster than oxygen can be supplied to them, causing a massive buildup of lactic acid, and eventually death.

Such a majestic creature ;;

[speckspeck]

yes, the fish must die because the depth that he is retreived from means all pressure is reduced to sea level pressure so any tiny air bubbles in the fish such as swim bladder or intestine will expand and rupture organs, similar to a scuba bends death, these fish live at over one thousand feet deep. a pea size air bubble expands to fill a one liter bottle from that depth

[cyberfish104]

i hoped they didnt need to be rude like this to a fish that was thought to be extinct and now very endangered

[thewaterman122]

I caught a coelacanth before

[PaigeChat]

@thewaterman122 omg where that is a rare discovery

[AlienInsect]

finding the coelacanth is just as though they had found the lockness monster

[helena1525]

harunyahyacom/evolutiondeceit0­5.php

[ctothecc]

That's horrible. I would have hoped they would treat a critically endangered fish more carefully. :[

[MoYMiNaZ]

thats true i agree with u.. however they've encountered near some small island not too far from there where there are a whole cluster of those fish...

[DJMONKAY]

I would have took some pictures and video and let the little guy go. You would have the proof, plus they would have let him/her live ... For those who don't know the fish died 17 hours later after being in a quarantined pool. :(

[sowutifmahsnsux]

damn, i wish they had these things in sea world, would love to see it up close

[helena1525]

please check the following link and see why evolutionists once lied about Coelecanths?

[inthesun]

what's the link?

[DIeg0865]

-.-  you forgot it perhaps ? ^^

[TheGodzilla100]

@helena1525 they diddent lied they thought

[gollden]

humans still destroying beautifull things ! keep going guyz in few years they will cry for that kinda rare lost !

[chocochip2000]

there is a law that fisherman HAVE to return any coelocanth if by accident. No doubt that the fishermen were fined. But it's really hard to catch them since they live at the very bottom of the ocean where they were fishing

[DJMONKAY]

they never returned it. There is a site dedicated to this fish, & it said that the fish died 17 hours later in a quarantined pool.

it was caught May 19, 2007 - after 10 years of not being caught and it was 4ft @ 110lbs

[1olddavid]

I wonder when it's going to spontaneously combust into a crocodile? People still belive this thing is millions of years old, go figure.

[rasanyou]

wow