By Glenn and Keenan
The
Coelacanth
When
we were playing a fishing video game and caught a fish named a Coelacanth,
the game told us some facts about the Coelacanth. We thought it was a
very interesting fish so we decided to make a website to share information
about this fascinating prehistoric fossil fish. We hope you enjoy our
website!
Coelacanth (see-la-can- th) is a prehistoric fish that is still alive today. Most of the Coelacanth’s environment is in undersea caves, up to 700 feet below sea level in the Indian Ocean. A Coelacanth looks like an eel with many fins and colors. A Coelacanth caught in 1960 was gigantic! It was almost 70 inches in length. The life span of a Coelacanth is over 400,000,000 years long!
Coelacanth eat lantern fishes, stout beard fishes, cardinal fishes, cuttle fishes, deep water snappers, squids, deep sea witch eels, snipe eels, and swell sharks.
Coelacanth (see-la-can- th) is a prehistoric fish that is still alive today. Most of the Coelacanth’s environment is in undersea caves, up to 700 feet below sea level in the Indian Ocean. A Coelacanth looks like an eel with many fins and colors. A Coelacanth caught in 1960 was gigantic! It was almost 70 inches in length. The life span of a Coelacanth is over 400,000,000 years long!
Coelacanth eat lantern fishes, stout beard fishes, cardinal fishes, cuttle fishes, deep water snappers, squids, deep sea witch eels, snipe eels, and swell sharks.
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Elementary School are not responsible for contents on external sites and
servers."
This site was designed and maintained by Keenan B. and Glenn R., fourth grade students.
May 17, 2005
This site was designed and maintained by Keenan B. and Glenn R., fourth grade students.
May 17, 2005