“Have you seen what’s going on up there!? Go back to the ocean” -John Evolution in his 1964 speech
Yankee_Self_Loader@lemmy.world
on 14 Apr 17:54
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Lungs were a mistake
floquant@lemmy.dbzer0.com
on 14 Apr 18:27
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We needed to bring the ocean into our eyes to see
gandalf_der_12te@discuss.tchncs.de
on 15 Apr 23:50
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it’s a good thing that the oceans never left you. you carry them inside you everywhere you go. blood is salty because it’s a simulacrum of the ocean that we once surrounded ourselves with.
UltraGiGaGigantic@lemmy.ml
on 16 Apr 02:26
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They all have one more thing in common: They understood that leaving the oceans was a bad idea.
Same.
“Have you seen what’s going on up there!? Go back to the ocean” -John Evolution in his 1964 speech
Lungs were a mistake
We needed to bring the ocean into our eyes to see
it’s a good thing that the oceans never left you. you carry them inside you everywhere you go. blood is salty because it’s a simulacrum of the ocean that we once surrounded ourselves with.
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Why does it look like the reptile ancestor and the mammal ancestors had offspring together?
That’s what you get for going warp 10.
Man… why did you have to remind me of that horrid episode…
Shark --> shark
<3
I knew that sharks were always perfect. Why don’t we have a equivalent of shark-inisation (akin to carcinisation fro becoming crabs)
Where is the missing land shark?
Checkmate, biologists /s
They work in Wall Street and Insurances.
also chimaeras, the old ancient shark looking fossiles, are related to chimaraes rather than sharks. 300+million years ago.