According to fossil records, hagfish have been around for more than 300 million years, which means they are old as the dinosaurs take over the world! Relatively found in deep waters, these animals are Sometimes Called slime eels, but They are not really eels, and Actually, They may not even be fish at all, According to some Scientists. Found in waters that are relatively deep, this animal is sometimes called slime eels, but they are not really an eel, and in fact, they might not even fish at all, according to some scientists. They are very bizarre animals in all regards; They have a skull but lack a spine, and They have two brains. They are a very strange animal in every way, they have a skull but lack the spine, and they have two brains. Almost blind, They feed at night on the carcasses of large animals (fish, cetaceans etc) the which fall to the sea bottom. Nearly blind, they eat at night in the carcasses of large animals (fish, cetaceans, etc.) that falls into the seabed. They owe Their "slime eel" nickname to the Fact That They Produce a slimey substance to damage the gills of predatory fish; as a result, They have virtually no natural Enemies. They owe their "slime eel" the nickname for the fact that they produce a slimey substance damaging the gills of fish predators, as a result, they have almost no natural enemies.
Arowana
Belongs to an ancient group Osteoglossids, these fish already exist in the Jurassic period. Today, They are found in the Amazon, and in parts of Africa, Asia and Australia. Today, they are found in the Amazon, and in some parts of Africa, Asia and Australia. Sometimes Kept as exotic pets, are voracious predators arowanas That feed on any small animal They can catch, including birds and bats the which They catch in mid flight (They are Able to leap up to 2 meters (6 '6 ") into the air) . Sometimes kept as exotic pets, the arowana is a voracious predators that eat small animals they can catch, including birds and bats which they catch in mid-flight (they can jump up to 2 meters (6 '6 ") into the air). In China, arowanas are known as "dragon-fish" due to Their appearance, and They are thought to be harbingers of good luck. In China, the arowana is known as the "dragon fish" because of their appearance and they are considered a sign of good luck.
Frilled Shark
This deep-sea predators, one of the most primitive shark alive today, is a relic of the Cretaceous period, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Seldom seen alive, and only recently filmed for the first time, the frilled shark can grow up to 2 meters (6 '6 ") (with females being larger than males) and They Live in deep waters, where Mostly They feed on squid. Rarely seen alive, and only recently filmed for the first time, frilled sharks can grow up to 2 meters (6 '6 ") (with women more than men) and they live in deep water, where they eat mostly on squid. They are not dangerous to Humans, and as a matter of fact, most frilled sharks Spend Their whole lives without seeing a human being. They are not harmful to humans, and as a matter of fact, most spend the entire frilled shark their lives without seeing a human. Only dead or dying specimens are usually seen and recorded by Fishermen or Scientists. Only dead or dying specimens usually seen and recorded by fishermen or scientists.
Sturgeon Fish
Another survivor from the age of dinosaurs (they are already in the early Jurassic), sturgeon are known as one major source of caviar (made from their eggs or egg masses); because of overfishing, this majestic, armored fish that sadly threatened when this. The largest species of sturgeon can grow up to 6 meters (19 '7 ") long, being as large as most great white sharks; They feed on small animals from the sea bottom and pose no danger to Humans, Unless Provoked (although They are so They have big That hurt, and even killed, people unintentionally by leaping out of the water and landing on boats!) Species largest sturgeon can grow up to 6 meters (19 '7 ") long, which is as big as most great white sharks; they eat small animals from the seabed and cause harm to humans, unless provoked (though they are so large that they have been hurt, and even killed, someone accidentally by leaping out of the water and landed on the ship!)
Sawfish
This can be found both in saltwater or in rivers and creeks and length Up to 7 meters (23 '). The Prehistoric Sawfish were the resource persons Probably a staple food for the largest Carnivorous dinosaur, Spinosaurus, as a vertebra from the fish was found stuck the between the dinosaur's teeth. The sawfish is probably prehistoric staple food for the largest carnivorous dinosaur, Spinosaurus, as the spine of the fish was found wedged between the teeth of dinosaurs.
Lancetfish
It looks very similar to the Dino Family and even have a voice dinosaurian scientific name for it (Alepisaurus ferox).
Coelacanth
Coelacanth was first discovered in 1938 by Marjorie Courtenay Latimer, the curator of a small museum in the port city of East London, because he visited a fisherman who will let his search through his ship to capture an interesting specimen. Ironically, Marjorie was only visiting the sea captain to wish him a happy Christmas Pls She first spotted the coelacanth's oddly shaped, blue-gray fin protruding from Beneath a mountain of fish. Ironically, Marjorie just visiting sea captain to congratulate the happy Christmas when she first saw the coelacanth was an oddly shaped, blue-gray fins protruding from under a mountain of fish. Marjorie Brought back the specimen to the museum where She compared it against images of known species, and ultimately realized what Had She was no ordinary fish. Marjorie specimens brought back to the museum where he compared it to pictures of known species, and finally realized what he had no ordinary fish.
After sending a rough drawing of the fish to Professor JLB Smith, at Rhodes University, Grahamstown, Who in turn confirmed the creature That She Had discovered on the boat's deck was indeed a Prehistoric fish, a coelacanth to be exact. After sending a rough picture of the fish to Professor JLB Smith, at Rhodes University, Grahamstown, which in turn confirms that the creature he had found on the deck of the boat was indeed a prehistoric fish, a coelacanth to be exact.
Since then, coelacanth Populations have been found near Indonesia, South Africa, and other unexpected places. Since then, the population of coelacanth have been found near Indonesia, South Africa, and elsewhere other unexpected. While there have been enough sightings of the creature to indicate That there is more than one area where the species exists, it Remains a highly protected and mysterious animal, a living fossil the which may, or may not be the only creature from our past the which has survived Millions of years of evolution. Although there are enough sightings creatures to show that there is more than one area in which existing species, it remains highly protected animals and mysterious, a living fossil that may, or may not be a creature only of our past that have survived millions of years of evolution.
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