Are humans the epitome of evolution thus far?
>if not why not
>if so why so
Are humans the epitome of evolution thus far?
Leo Rogers
Ryder Bennett
It's just the beginning baby
Josiah Hall
We are not even close to the amount of time dinosaurs dominated earth.
Jaxson Cooper
Humans are a shit-tier example of evolution. We've barely properly evolved in thousands of years, now. Maybe within social systems and creations, but not biologically.
Generally, it's the smaller organisms that live in harsher conditions and have lots of offspring that might qualify for the 'epitome' of evolution, whatever that means. Do you mean the epitome of evolutionary principles?
Thomas Turner
>brazilian.gif
Levi Gray
That's a "carioca", know the difference, that can save your life someday.
Eli Anderson
>the epitome of evolution
If you want to understand evolution, you have to stop thinking of it like this.
Christian Myers
Everything now alive is the pinnacle of evolution so far -- the descendants of the first cell that have all been evolving and adapting since day one, and now here we all are.
Captcha: CALLE CALLE, that's how wonderful we are...
Matthew Brown
There is no such thing as a pinnacle for evolution because evolution has no goal and the environment is constantly changing. Even if a creature was "perfect" for one environment, a climate shift, asteroid impact, invasive species, volcanic eruption, and many other factors will eventually alter that environment and the creature will no longer be "perfect".
Isaiah Watson
Is evolution exclusively happening on earth only?