Sea Muppets: How Evolution Built the Seahorse Twice
From Space & Discovery · 6:08
Show by KELVIN
This episode explains how newly identified deep-sea fish called sea muppets revealed that the seahorse body shape evolved more than once. We explore how museum specimens and micro-CT scans unlocked the secrets of Australyichthys, an elusive creature never seen alive. #SeaMuppets #Australyichthys #SeahorseEvolution #ConvergentEvolution
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