a tuatara, maybe? :)
The Tuatara - the only ''living'' dinosaur left on the planet.
The kiwi bird, and the tuatara, a reptile known as the 'living fossil'.
The tuatara is a New Zealand reptile which is the closest living relative of the dinosaurs - even more so than the crocodile.
The tuatara was given its name by the Maori of New Zealand. Its name means "peaks on the back", as this lizard-like reptile is characterised by a series of peaks along its back. It is considered to be a living fossil, and the most closely related to the dinosaur of all modern creatures.
The Coeclacanth
the ginko living species look similar to its fossil ancestors
Fossil
A fossil. Fossils are the remains or traces of once-living organisms preserved in sedimentary rock.
fossil
No more than they live anywhere else. As a matter of fact, the closest creature to a living dinosaur today is the Tuatara, a native reptile of New zealand.
the remains of a living thing that lived a long time ago is called a fossil.
Living fossil is the nickname given to organisms whose traces appear in the fossil layers from early geological periods, of which living specimens are still found today. These living things exhibit no differences from their counterparts from millions of years ago, and represent living examples of those long-dead fossil forms.