Here is a link to a couple of coelacanth videos. I find them mesmerizing to watch – excellent for de-stressing:
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Life with coelacanths seems very…slow and uncomplicated. Good for them. Someone should live a slow and uncomplicated life.
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Indeed. They mind their own business. To the tune of being thought extinct.
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they’re just so extremely fascinating (and a little creepy). I think reading about them for the first time waaaaaay back when i was in elementary or jr high was what really sparked my interest in all things cryptid
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OK- TOTES off topic, but saw this an immediately thought of you:
http://jezebel.com/5863292/your-morning-sob-watch-dogs-rescued-from-a-lab-see-sunlight-for-the-first-time
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aw, thanks for posting. It’s like when a dog sees snow for the first time – only magnified. I love the one who puts one foot out tentatively and then, despite being obviously scared, just goes for it!
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