Research sheds more light on the giant ‘living fossils’ once thought extinct but which have survived since the age of the dinosaurs
The coelacanth – a giant, mysterious fish that has survived since the time of the dinosaurs – can live for 100 years, a study has found.
The slow-moving fish, which grow to be the size of a human, are nicknamed a “living fossil”, and also grow at a very slow pace.
