The coelacanth that evolutionists claim as a transitional form is living in the seas as a perfect life form

Fossils of living things such as the Cœlacanth , which evolutionists
heralded as an extinct transitional life form butwhich has been
realized to be still alive today as abottom-dwelling fish, paint a
striking picture that refutes the theory of evolution's scenario of
change.
The Cœlacanth , which according to the fossil record, dates back some
410 million years to the Devonian period, was regarded by
evolutionists as a powerful intermediate form between fish and
reptile. It had been mysteriously erased from the fossil record 70
million years ago, duringthe Cretaceous period, and was believed to
have become extinct at that time. The truth was very different,
however. Since 1938, more than 200 present-day Cœlacanths have been
caught , after that first one off South Africa. Thesecond came from
the Comoro Islands off north-west Madagascar in 1952, and a third in
Indonesian Sulawesi in 1998. The evolutionist paleontologist J. L. B.
Smith was unable to conceal his amazement at the capture of the first
Cœlacanth , saying,
"If I'd met a dinosaur in the street I wouldn't have been more
astonished." (Jean-Jacques Hublin, The Hamlyn Encyclopædia of
Prehistoric Animals , NewYork: The Hamlyn Publishing Group Ltd., 1984,
p. 120)
The capture of living Cœlacanths revealed thatthe claims regarding it
were nothing more thandeceptions. In addition, evolutionists had
always depicted the fish as living in shallow waters, as a potential
reptile preparing to crawl onto the land. Yet the Cœlacanth was now
found to be living in the deepest ocean waters—a bottom-dwelling
fishalmost never rising above 180 meters below the surface. You can
watch the Cœlacanth swimming as a perfect fish in today's deep oceans
in the video below.
The Anatomical Characteristics of the 400-Million-Year-Old
Cœlacanth Show That Evolution Never Happened
Anatomical investigations conducted following thecapture of live
Cœlacanths have revealed many findings that refute evolution. It has
been realized that the Cœlacanth that was living 400 years ago at a
time when supposed primitive life forms weremeant to have been living
p ossessed exceedingly complex features absent from many present-day
fish. One of these was the discovery that the Cœlacanth is sensitive
to electromagnetic currentsaround it indicates the presence of a
complex sensory organ. Looking at the nerves that connect the fish's
rostral organ to its brain, scientists agreed that this organ is
responsible for detecting electromagnetic currents.
Focus magazine described the astonishment of evolutionists in the face
of the complex nature and characteristics of the Cœlacanth as follows:
According to fossils, fish emerged some 470 million years ago. The
Cœlacanth emerged 60 million years after that. It is astonishing that
this creature, which would be expected to possess very primitive
features, actually has a most complex structure.