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...animal from the sea, it is as big of a sensation as the discovery of the [[coelacanth]] in 1938... but there is reason to be suspicious of the claims of plesiosa ...harks. He also added, according to Sjögren (1980): ''"The discovery of the coelacanth was not as strange as if a plesiosaur would be discovered. The plesiosaur i

...pecimen found in a fishing net in 1938 off the coast of South Africa. (The coelacanth was well known to Comoros fishermen as the gombessa, but unknown to scienti * Of an even older lineage than the coelacanth are the [[Graptolite]]s. Living representatives were first found in 1882, a

Dr. J.L.B. Smith (famous for his investigation into the living fossil, the coelacanth) wrote in his 1956 book Old Fourlegs about flying dragons that lived near M