[JimSEA]

I've been to caves in the south of Thailand and have seen "normal" cave fish, insects, frogs, etc. but never anything like this. Wish I was young and mobile enough to go back and explore more.

[HiTech RedNeck]

It takes God to make a fish walk.

[vpintheak]

Amazing! I find it fascinating the evolutionists tie themselves into knots with explainations.
Aparently some fish just started doing it, and then they stopped and reverted back.

[JimSEA]

Fish with hips are a key link from fish to tetrapods. Attached hips,"bones that are attached to the axial skeleton" are found in fossil fish/amphibions. A very short explanation of the reasoning behind this

[dfwgator]

Maybe fish needed a bicycle after all.

[FJB]

Thanks (again) for posting these science articles. I wonder whether this species qualifies for the designation “living fossil” in the same sense that a coelacanth does? You also mentioned convergent evolution. I, for one, found the book on this subject by Simon Conway Morris (of Burgess Shale fame) to be an excellent treatment, despite some of the controversy that it generated.