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It may just be that the Coelecanth is no longer the only living fossil. This specimen was discovered in 2007.



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Anonymous odd 0 Feb 26 2013, 8:23 PM EST by Anonymous
 
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truly it is a amising and beautiful thing too bad the dino shark died.
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Anonymous I wonder how it tastes 0 Feb 2 2013, 9:46 PM EST by Anonymous
 
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Lots of people eat shark i wonder how this one tastes.
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WitcherWolf You're kidding me, right? 0 Dec 31 2012, 4:31 PM EST by WitcherWolf
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They find a pre-historic shark, alive, and not a fossil. Then they capture it, and kill it? Of course the creature can't live out of its natrual enviorment! Who knows, maybbe that's the last one of its species or one of the few that might still exist. T_T Man, people are...are...nevermind...
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