Coelacanth: the Dinosaur Fish thought to have be Extinct! | SLICE WILD | FULL DOC

[@dinkohrvat344]

Animals and plants are just amazing . I never tire of looking at flowers and animals of all types !!

[@Valk69]

"Search for a Living Fossil: The Story of the Coelacanth" was the first book I ever read as a kid. I remember the Dr.'s name was Dr. Lattimer. Great read.

[@Pizzpott]

What a great documentary, I was still amazed how clunky and large the 'tags' were. though. I thought they could be made a quarter of that size with todays tech. And two new fish on top of it - fantastic.

[@dianacryer]

That tag is chunky.

[@johnpartridge7623]

Fantastic, well done everybody 👍

[@petershim5900]

It's like swimming with Gaia itself! Majestic and yet frightening! Guys... I hope you know this was a very divine and sacred privilege. 🙏🏼

[@cameronjones8641]

Why would this specific fish be divine?

[@nancyf.8185]

@@cameronjones8641he said it was a divine and sacred privilege, he didn’t say the fish itself was divine. That’s what happens when you try to dissect a totally benign comment.

[@Pizzpott]

Divine? This fish, like all things has nothing at all to do with divine, it's a very strange word to use in this contact.

[@hawkwardart]

as an evolutionary biologist it is painful hearing ppl call the coelacanth a dinosaur fish when coelacanth fossils precede the dinosaurs by about 150 MILLION years

[@ryanreedgibson]

Sometimes you have to throw a keyword in the mix to get Americans interested. We're obviously not an educated bunch since more than half of us voted for a fascist grifter.

[@beestoe993]

Wow, what does that make it, 200 million years old? And it STILL hasn't "evolved" AT ALL!! You would think it would have at least sprouted some fangs or turned into a flying fish or something by now, since we are told that "evolution is fact". Its a good thing we have educated idiots like you around to explain away these apparent inconsistencies in the deep time Darwinian Cult mantra. 😒

[@beestoe993]

@@ryanreedgibson You mean a keyword like "Fascist", in a video chat about a fish? Genius.

[@ikefork2606]

Brilliant absolutely brilliant! 😎

[@SLICE_Wild]

Thank you so much !!

[@yvettevitacaponigro]

Thank you Slice! ✌🏼😊

[@jltuttle1667]

Great program!

[@dianacryer]

Such a cool fish. Other cool fish down there too.

[@sophiahussain2541]

Bravo!

[@jrchmgn.]

I thought this is the continuation, so no update on tagging? It's been a year. Just a reupload.

[@JoseRafael-oc3xu]

What do these fish taste like?

[@jrchmgn.]

@JoseRafael-oc3xu that's what I'm wondering too. Maybe Chinese knows.

[@ryanreedgibson]

@@JoseRafael-oc3xu It looks like it would taste like shit but so does trigger and flounder. But they are really good eating. I bet Creationist are trying to fish them to extinction to hide their failed arguments.

[@cliffowens3629]

Makes me wonder if the trilobites may yet exist somewhere

[@enkisdaughter4795]

I wish they were

[@ryanreedgibson]

@@enkisdaughter4795 It's possible although not probable.

[@CanastyMoto-xu8ej]

awesome, but beg to differ about "those fins being the ancestor of our hands". Man ain't a fish of any sort but was created as a man from birth

[@BirdTechTutor]

Another one of God's Beautiful Creations ❤

[@troychambliss784]

God is manmade. Fish are nature made.

[@BirdTechTutor]

​@@troychambliss784 Hello! I hope you're well. And who made the nature?

[@Witchfoot.Incorporated]

the c-fish is so curious

[@jesjes5255]

Long may they prosper

[@charlesp360_4]

pioneers..what a shame about peter and his wife.both passed away from the bends.not long after eachother.

[@brassmoustache1392]

After watching this "evolutionary relic," is a better description than "living fossil".

[@cameronjones8641]

I think the term living fossil is more for the mainstream. It grabs the attention and is easily understood by the masses, even if your suggestion is far more accurate.

[@dianacryer]

And if you use the word evolution or any derivative of, some people lose their minds and refused to listen.

[@humbleraider6343]

Seafood 🤤

[@sc0rpi0nsun46]

Posing for the camera! Who is this diva slaying the boots house down with the photographer in her face

[@dianacryer]

I looked like that fish was doing a red carpet photo session.

[@papatrad3458]

Cool fish. Question though, Why aren't things INCLUDING humans still evolving instead on adapting?

[@shroomie8328]

They are :) adaptation is evolution

[@papatrad3458]

@shroomie8328 is it? Definitions are different.

[@shroomie8328]

@papatrad3458 well, the definition for evolution is just "a change in allel-frequency in a certain population over the course of a certain timeframe" which is very much exactly what adaptation is :)

[@cameronjones8641]

They are, it's just you are alive during this part of human evolution. If you were to return in millions of years, you might see some quite spectacular changes in earth's fauna.

[@jonnnodunkerton843]

Scuba dance 🎉

[@cucumberz1000]

This video deserves more viewer Why this quality documenter video have less viewer than absurd and stupid video 🤦

[@stannmcb3]

I wonder if it tastes like old fish?😂

[@Rick-ps4tp]

It’s a fish 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@WilliamBarth-v6b]

Comparative anatomy class EIU 1978

[@jonathanfreeman4607]

Every creature is a dinosaur. We've all been here since the beginning. There is NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.

[@colourfulsouls]

That’s not true, while yes, many species have been here for millions to hundreds of millions of years, but that doesn’t mean all have been, Many have evolved & branched off, others died out You do see instances of rapid evolution, based on their environments (as well as convergent evolution) So basically if a species has evolved in a good way for them to survive in their environment they can stay the same for millions+ of years, Others change drastically to be separate species entirely When they say ‘living dinosaur’ for example, it’s something that has lived relatively the same since dinosaur eras (where most species died out)

[@jonathanfreeman4607]

@colourfulsouls more like 6,000 yrs.

[@jonathanfreeman4607]

@colourfulsouls You've drunk the evolution kool-aid. I agree that some species have gone extinct. But, no new Kinds have come into existence since the six days of Creation.

[@trevorstevenson4038]

Evolution is ridiculous

[@mtadave6702]

If thise fish have never swam above 130 meters, hiw were they able to survive getting put of the water and start walking and talking? It's a fish, not evolution, otherwise there wouldn't BE any caolacanths left at all, they'd be left behind in that evolution. This "we humans evolved from fish" is the best joke of the decade.

[@SteveWangStats]

Land animals did not evolve from *modern* coelacanths. Rather, land animals and coelacanths (and lungfish) all share a common ancestor about 400 million years ago. Today, coelacanths live mostly in deep waters, but that was not the case 400 million years ago, when their ancestors lived in a variety of environments. Some of the ancestors that lived in shallower waters (particularly the ancestors of lungfish) evolved to live on land, and others evolved to live in deep waters. Also, the fact that land animals evolved from fish does not mean there shouldn't be any fish left. As an analogy, consider that many Americans evolved from Europeans, but that doesn't mean there are no Europeans left.

[@billy1858]

oh dear ,we have a bible basher in the comments !

[@mtadave6702]

@@SteveWangStats dogs squat or cock a leg to pee to, doesn't mean we're related to dogs.

[@waukivory2756]

@@billy1858so much for tolerance. Didn’t realise this was solely for Evolution Bashers.

[@CaptainPlainJaneway]

Please take your meds. You're embarrassing yourself.

[@pango-y8j]

Not a Dino but a Lobe Finned Fish 🐟😊

[@ericafoster4368]

Coelacanths of have evolved from their ancient ancestors they are different just open your eyes. There has never been some magical sky God pulling the strings on earth, but some of you will persist to profess a god imagined up in the stone age. Unbelievable