So they found a shark whos species has been around for 80 million years, does this mean ....?

Question

that a "loch ness monster" or something similar could still exist ? while im askin i think i heard somewhere that deep inside the earth there is huge caves, could sometype of animal live inside these caves with no light ?

Answer 1

Well if it's been around for 80 million years and we've only found it yesterday it means a lot.
Basically the world is a lot larger place than we think and there are a wide assortment of creatures to discover and study.
Perhaps this will make scientist re-double their efforts for find a "loch ness monster" or peak a child's interest to study biology get his PhD from Harvard and go find "Nessie" himself.
You never know...

Answer 2

There could be a "loch ness type" monster, but not in Loch Ness. You need a lot of the animals for them to survive as a species. The ocean is big enough for all sorts of species we've never seen before to live, but Loch Ness isn't.

Answer 3

yes probly, if fish can live beneath the sea where there is no light. But give it a couple of years. With all the **** that's going in the ocean right now it will be dead. :(

Answer 4

There are plenty of animals that live in caves in complete darkness - insects, centipedes, snails, fish, salamanders, etc. Many of them have gradually lost their eyes and their coloration through evolution.
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Answer 5

Yes it could and if one could withstand the pressure of the deep ocean,anything could exist !!