NOVA - S30E10: Ancient Creature of the Deep

Name: Ancient Creature of the Deep
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2003-01-21
Duration: 55 min

Jan 21, 2003DocumentarySeason 30, Episode 10

NOVA chronicles the discovery of a "living fossil," a fish called the coelacanth that has remained relatively unchanged since prehistoric times. The program recalls Darwin's prediction that some creatures would have not undergone any major adaptations due to selective pressures and would have remained relatively the same since prehistoric times.

Director: Celia Lowenstein

All Episodes - Season 30

01Killer Disease on CampusSep 03, 2002 02Mysterious Life of CavesOct 01, 2002 03Lost Roman TreasureOct 08, 2002 04Galileo's Battle for the HeavensOct 29, 2002 05Volcano's Deadly WarningNov 12, 2002 06Sinking City of VeniceNov 19, 2002 07The Orchid HunterNov 26, 2002 08Spies That FlyJan 07, 2003 09Last Flight of Bomber 31Jan 14, 2003 10Ancient Creature of the DeepJan 21, 2003 11Battle of the X-PlanesFeb 04, 2003 12Mountain of IceFeb 11, 2003 13Lost Treasures of TibetFeb 18, 2003 14Dirty BombFeb 25, 2003 15Deep Sea InvasionApr 01, 2003 16Secret of Photo 51Apr 15, 2003

NOVA S30E10 Synopsis

NOVA "Ancient Creature of the Deep" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 2003-01-21, this episode is part of Season 30 of NOVA. Directed by Celia Lowenstein, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. With a runtime of 55m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Documentary series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. NOVA chronicles the discovery of a "living fossil," a fish called the coelacanth that has remained relatively unchanged since prehistoric times. The program recalls Darwin's prediction that some creatures would have not undergone any major adaptation...