http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5295635

Good article. The new species of Goby fish there looks like a candy cane.

It's a little frustarting that they didn't say exactly what species they'd found up there, exactly; although I'm assuming those two jellyfish in the slide-show were part of them..
Living Trilobytes would be very interesting indeed if they still existed and be found..

Wow, those green starfish are pretty.

wow they look awesome, exspeacially that scorpion fish

I think the umbrella shaped jellyfish was my favorite. It just looks to delicate and soft to be so feared.

Trilobites evolved into crustaceans iirc so theres millions of em about. lol
horshoe crabs have remained unchanged the longest

Horshoe crabs are just so freaky looking.. i think i would run screaming from one were it to crawl my way.

lol i got one in my cupboard.

that be cool if some of them didnt evolve and survive but thats very unlikely

A Dead One?

ihope its a dead one if hes keeping it in his cupboard...

Well not EVERYONE here is from the US...lol.
I didnt know if it was slang for a fish tank or what!

...i'm not from the us...

I'm from the U.K. but i found it washed up on the beach on the gulf of mexico florida a few years ago,
It's like one of those things y'know
I'm sure its dead but sometimes late at night i can hear a scratching coming from the cupboard and then just briefly in the darkness of my bedroom i see something small and multi faceted crawling under my bed
sweet dream tonight unrefined innocence
hehehe

suggestion get a shoe and a shovel and your get crab outta there