More Evolution Blunders: The Incredible Swimming Fossil


A few days ago I wrote an article about a “million year old” tooth found in Spain. A recent catch reminded me of another big mistake made by those who subscribe to the theory of evolution. Pictured here is the coelacanth fish. It seems that many scientists believed this fish first appeared 360 million years ago, then became extinct 80 million years ago . This theory ran into serious problems when one was caught off the coast of South Africa (in 1938). Is that a neanderthal in scuba gear?

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3 thoughts on “More Evolution Blunders: The Incredible Swimming Fossil”

  1. Yah, how could they ever have predicted something to have lived 80 million years ago!!! They’re wild guess about its date is as good as evolution!!! – Eman

  2. I don’t know of that is a neanderthal in Scuba gear.. is it you Kevin šŸ™‚ ? though my motherinlaw was often mistaken for one
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    Steve

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