Blind fish turn up in the Indian Ocean
A pair of eyeless, cave-dwelling fish species, separated millions of years ago, have turned up on either side of the Indian ocean.
A study published in Plos One showed that blind Madagascan and Australian cave fish share a common ancestor.
Their forebears probably lived in caves on the prehistoric southern super-continent Gondwanaland.
Then continental drift tore this family apart-transporting them to their current locations.
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