ViatorOmnium@piefed.social
on 26 Jun 11:14
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Sometimes classics are classics for a reason. And by classics I mean crabs 🦀.
fossilesque@mander.xyz
on 26 Jun 11:20
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RETURN 🦀 TO 🦀 CRAB
FundMECFSResearch@lemmy.blahaj.zone
on 26 Jun 12:34
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The destiny of all species is to eventually become crab.
Why do you think humans have evolved to have less hair than our ancestors? Its the start of a long journey that will eventually being us back to CRABB.
squirrel@lemmy.blahaj.zone
on 26 Jun 11:31
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Also Mustelids, because Mustelids are hella cute and who can blame nature for wanting to create more cute things?!
FooBarrington@lemmy.world
on 26 Jun 14:19
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Is this the real life?
Venus_Ziegenfalle@feddit.org
on 26 Jun 15:05
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I think two different meme templates that are used for the same type of joke could be considered the equivalent too. To me it makes more sense to compare a meme template to a species and a particular meme to an individual of a species.
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Sometimes classics are classics for a reason. And by classics I mean crabs 🦀.
RETURN 🦀 TO 🦀 CRAB
The destiny of all species is to eventually become crab.
Why do you think humans have evolved to have less hair than our ancestors? Its the start of a long journey that will eventually being us back to CRABB.
Also Mustelids, because Mustelids are hella cute and who can blame nature for wanting to create more cute things?!
Don’t forget trees. There are so many different lineages for trees.
and trains, trains are also a peak of evolution, hopefully we’ll get there biologically too someday
Unless used as a verb, then it's divergent.
Nature’s repost would be gene transfer. Both horizontal and vertical
Plants literally clone themselves
I disagree.
Posting the same joke with different meme formats would be the equivalent of convergent evolution.
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Is this the real life?
I think two different meme templates that are used for the same type of joke could be considered the equivalent too. To me it makes more sense to compare a meme template to a species and a particular meme to an individual of a species.
Convergent would be two people coincidentally making the same meme
Fun fact: Almost every species of jumping spider evolved color vision separately.