This large benthic fish lives in deep waters in the Comoros Islands in Africa and Sulawesi, Indonesia, unlike any other live fish.
Safeguarded coelacanth fossil
Strange truth 1: It has eight fins, including two pairs of fins protruding from the body like legs. But it does not use them to walk. They are more like stabilizers on children's bike .
Strange truth 2: Coelacanth has no bones, but has a hollow, oil-filled tube called a chord.
Strange truth 3: They are fools. The brain accounts for only 1.5% of its skull, and the rest is all fat.
It also has thick scales, unique jaw joints, huge cracks and an organ that receives electricity. By detecting electrostatic field , they can use this intelligence to avoid obstacles and detect prey.