The Coelocanth is a very interesting, quite primitive fish thatlive deep in the ocean. Watching these beautiful creatures on anature documentary, you notice that they are able to stay basicallyat one position in the water with only slight movements of itslobed fins. This indicates that
you don't have to be athletic to get on a documentary.
the density of the fish is greater than the density of thewater.
the density of the fish is less than the density of thewater.
the density of the fish is about equal to the density of thewater.
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