I think that is very cool. Kind of like the glass reef that popped up off the west coast. What happened and is probably the case here, is that the
waters warmed up a bit providing the best growing environment for that type of reef that had not been seen for 100,000 years. Another cool fact is
that there are places in Australia I have read about that the lake only fills up once in a long while. They were confused because they saw a bunch of
birds feeding off something there. Turns out they were little shrimp. The shrimp eggs were always there, just waiting for water so they could do
their thing.
Climate is warming. That means things will die off, and seemingly new things will pop up. They are most likely not new, but making a comeback after
100,000 years now that their environment is back.
Mother Nature is so cool.


That was neat footage as you couldn't capture the actual movement of the legs in a still picture. I would like to know more about this
odd fish. Google image search didn't turn it up in the first three pages so I gave up looking.

Only in the past week or two a critter
was discovered, yellowish marsupial/ rodent? It spits some form of venom. I just can't seem to find it to link with... I agree with the point about
Evolution. It's a real capital-T 'Theory'. Evidence and everything
