The Fish Caught in Time by Samantha Weinberg is a fascinating non-fiction book about the discovery of the coelacanth, a prehistoric fish thought to have been extinct for millions of years until one was found off the coast of South Africa in 1938. The book follows the thrilling scientific hunt to understand this "living fossil," covering the historical, biological, and personal stories behind its rediscovery. Weinberg explores the fish’s evolutionary significance, the passionate scientists who studied it, and the ongoing efforts to protect its fragile existence. It's a blend of adventure, history, and science, making it an engaging read for anyone interested in natural history.

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20.09. At 13:30 the Pier 5 where the Ocean Slogger is moored was approached at high speed by a Nissan SUV with tinted Windows, owned by the TerraGroupLabs company. Five people in uniforms with USEC stripes popped out and tried to secure the pier. Three employees of the Tiger PSC confronted them, however, in a heated argument with weapon shouldering. After one of the Tiger employees had a talk over cell phone, the PSCs have left. USECs set up a perimeter.

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