Fish with Fingers

[jeff of pa]

Could this be the Missing Link

Cool story, Clik the Link & wait for Video to start.

I don't know how long they will Leave the Link up.

www.nbc10.com/video/8516426/index.html?taf=phi

 

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[Nana40]

NeatO!

Thanks!

 

[Kentucky Kache]

Just an extinct species (IMO).

 

[jeff of pa]

Some say we Crawled out the ocean.

Maby that was my GREAT, Great, GREAT, Great, GREAT, Great,
GREAT, Great, GREAT, Great, GREAT, Great,

Grandmother

 

[Kentucky Kache]

I'll admit, it does look a little like some of my relatives, but, I'm
still not buying it.

 

[futzman]

Funny how some people deny the evidence that marine life evolved to live on land. The lowly gastropod is a striking example. These critters live both on land (terrestrial snails and slugs) and in the water, yet they are largely ignored by those denying the fact of evolution. I guess invertebrates don't count, huh? I suppose as the vertebrate fossils are discovered (as they are more rare) this will eventually change.

Richard
www.bapaleo.org

 

[Kentucky Kache]

Funny how some people deny the evidence that marine life evolved to live on land. The lowly gastropod is a striking example. These critters live both on land (terrestrial snails and slugs) and in the water, yet they are largely ignored by those denying the fact of evolution. I guess invertebrates don't count, huh? I suppose as the vertebrate fossils are discovered (as they are more rare) this will eventually change.

Richard
www.bapaleo.org

Maybe your grandparents were slugs, but not mine.

 

[futzman]

Funny how some people deny the evidence that marine life evolved to live on land. The lowly gastropod is a striking example. These critters live both on land (terrestrial snails and slugs) and in the water, yet they are largely ignored by those denying the fact of evolution. I guess invertebrates don't count, huh? I suppose as the vertebrate fossils are discovered (as they are more rare) this will eventually change.

Richard
www.bapaleo.org

Maybe your grandparents were slugs, but not mine.

Well thanks a lot for bringing that up! My grandfather died working in the salt mines.

 

[Kentucky Kache]

Well thanks a lot for bringing that up! My grandfather died working in the salt mines.

That would be more evidence than Darwin had.

 

[futzman]

Well thanks a lot for bringing that up! My grandfather died working in the salt mines.

That would be more evidence than Darwin had.

Yeah, right...

 

[siz3petite]

That was actually quite interesting as well as informative. That critter swimming in the jar was creepy.