[Netherrealmer]

Because of evolution many animals ends up looking nothing like their final form. I mean billions of years ago snakes have legs and ancestors of penguins can fly but because of evolution things has changed.


Here are evoltution of many animals.


Who would have thought T-rex ends up as chicken



Who would have thought Whales use to look like dogs


Of the most ancient ancestor of humans are fish


Gorillas almost evolved into humans


Also dogs before they become pets

[eldavis]

Are these evolutions really true? I know chickens looked like little T-Rex but didn't know it was actually an evolution.

[Netherrealmer]

Yup T-rex evolves into chickens,Turkey,guinea fowls and Pigeons

[eldavis]

So which means the chicken DNA still contains some trace of the T-Rex?

[Netherrealmer]

Animals are bigger back then because the world use to have more oxygen and land

[germainebull]

It’s true, evolution is a fascinating and fascinating thing! Many animals have undergone major genetic changes over millions of years, and the results are completely different from what they were before.

The example of snakes with legs or penguins with the ability to fly is evidence of the power of environment and time in shaping organisms. Evolution affects behavior, nature, and even survival.

And about T-rex becoming a chicken—that’s even more amazing! But it teaches us that life changes, and each generation creates a new history. Evolution is the amazing journey of life on earth.

[eldavis]

Animals are bigger back then because the world use to have more oxygen and land

So in other words the word is changing itself to be able to accommodate everything and everyone?

[ptrikha21]

This is quite interesting! While I knew of many of the evolutionary aspects, I did not knew of many others.

[germainebull]

This is quite interesting! While I knew of many of the evolutionary aspects, I did not knew of many others.

As they say, learning is a continuous process.
I bet I have not yet touched the surface in the realm of learning about evolution.

[eldavis]

This is quite interesting! While I knew of many of the evolutionary aspects, I did not knew of many others.

As they say, learning is a continuous process.
I bet I have not yet touched the surface in the realm of learning about evolution.

Very true, we tend to learn new things on a daily basis.

[germainebull]

This is quite interesting! While I knew of many of the evolutionary aspects, I did not knew of many others.

As they say, learning is a continuous process.
I bet I have not yet touched the surface in the realm of learning about evolution.

Very true, we tend to learn new things on a daily basis.

As you said, learning is a never-ending journey. Every day we gain new knowledge that expands our understanding. Keep exploring and marveling at the beauty of life sciences!

[Kchris]

So, how will us humans look a million years from now?
Do you think we will grow wings for flight?

[germainebull]

So, how will us humans look a million years from now?
Do you think we will grow wings for flight?

I’ve wondered the same thing before, and it’s fascinating! The fact that humans have evolved over millions of years is mind-boggling. While we can’t say for sure, environmental and technological changes could affect us in unexpected ways.

As for growing wings, that seems like a science fiction dream. Since we have no history of flying, it’s very unlikely that the human body would have evolved that way without the help of technology. But who knows—maybe we’ll be using body-mounted flying devices!

[Kchris]

It's help a great deal if humans grew wings. They would burn much less fossil fuel. The environment would thank evolution.

[germainebull]

So which means the chicken DNA still contains some trace of the T-Rex?

Highly probable because modern-day birds reportedly evolved from T-Rex.

Is evolution really a fact?

[Netherrealmer]

Many scientists think that 100,000 years from now, or maybe a million years from now, male nipples will disappear because there's no use for it. Just like, you know, legs for snakes disappeared.

[Kchris]

Many scientists think that 100,000 years from now, or maybe a million years from now, male nipples will disappear because there's no use for it. Just like, you know, legs for snakes disappeared.

That change is much welcome.

[germainebull]

Many scientists think that 100,000 years from now, or maybe a million years from now, male nipples will disappear because there's no use for it. Just like, you know, legs for snakes disappeared.

That change is much welcome.

But why?
Dont the male human species deserve to have nippies?

[Netherrealmer]

It felt wrong, like, you know, a million years from now, male humans will look like Ken dolls if there's no nipples. But I guess it's not going to be my problem because I'm going to be dead by that time because, you know, It takes a hundred thousand to a million years for an animal to evolve.

[Kchris]

This possibility is enough to have stakeholders meet to strategies on ways to avoid it. If that is possible. 😁