Syn
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Here I was thinking Narwhal and patternless Zebra.
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Syn
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Parakeet and donkey?
Shawn89
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jrh3
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Actually your wrong, this only happens when you cross a Daubentonia madagascariensis and a Tarsius syrichta with a Dumbo octopus.
Actually your wrong, this only happens when you cross a Daubentonia madagascariensis and a Tarsius syrichta with a Dumbo octopus.
Aaahhhh NO Wonder it's not working.
Eszzie
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It's indeed not possible, it's a completly different species, they don't even meet in the wild.
Mating a lion and a tiger is only possible in captivity because they don't meet in the wild and the hybrids can't mate among each other so that's not a healthy way of breeding either. The reason that it's possible because they are in the same family and have a lot in common in DNA.
Kind of the same as in dog breeding, a lot of dogs share the same DNA and it's possible that's the reason why we have so many dog species. Same as with cats, but again possible only by the hand of menkind.
Mating a lion and a tiger is only possible in captivity because they don't meet in the wild and the hybrids can't mate among each other so that's not a healthy way of breeding either. The reason that it's possible because they are in the same family and have a lot in common in DNA.
Kind of the same as in dog breeding, a lot of dogs share the same DNA and it's possible that's the reason why we have so many dog species. Same as with cats, but again possible only by the hand of menkind.
Jerm
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They actually found a deer in Italy that had one antler growing out of the middle of its head, looked like a unicorn.
ChameleonRave
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NO WAY! I have a Unicorn too! ^_^ its overweight i just call it a Rhino
heres what it looks like
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ollygatorsnapper
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ok here it is a simple as i can put it
we are man, we built the eiffel tower, we can do anything. Screw the impossible!
VeiledOwner87
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we also built the leaning tower of pisa but that didnt turn out well lol
pssh
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That deer isn't fake... They've found a couple of them. They are just mutations.
Isn't darwins theory about evolution? Like the Animal has to be born a certain way to pass on traits. (the theory before his was something like this. A giraffe had to eat leaves in a tree, so it stretched it's neck. After a few years the neck began to grow longer, and that's how the giraffe came to be!) he said, something like this. A giraffe cannot pass on traits acquired during it's life time. Because of variation within a species, some had slightly longer necks than others. These longer necked giraffes thrived better. It just so happens that the shorter necked ones died off and now we only have longer necked ones.
In the case of apes to humans (as you can tell I'm trying to make it very simple) we do not directly come from apes. There are many different species between the evolution of primates to human. It just so happens that these intermediate species did not thrive well and died off. Apes and humans did not because their adaptations proved successful.
Ta Da! Basically it's called natural selection. So it isn't so 'load-of-crockish' now.
Edit: to add to the ape thing. Not every ape turned into a different species. Only certain apes that either needed the adaptation, or just happened to stumble across it because of mutation started to evolve into a new species. The other apes just stayed apes. Usually whole populations that do not interact with other populations of the same species evolve into something else.
Isn't darwins theory about evolution? Like the Animal has to be born a certain way to pass on traits. (the theory before his was something like this. A giraffe had to eat leaves in a tree, so it stretched it's neck. After a few years the neck began to grow longer, and that's how the giraffe came to be!) he said, something like this. A giraffe cannot pass on traits acquired during it's life time. Because of variation within a species, some had slightly longer necks than others. These longer necked giraffes thrived better. It just so happens that the shorter necked ones died off and now we only have longer necked ones.
In the case of apes to humans (as you can tell I'm trying to make it very simple) we do not directly come from apes. There are many different species between the evolution of primates to human. It just so happens that these intermediate species did not thrive well and died off. Apes and humans did not because their adaptations proved successful.
Ta Da! Basically it's called natural selection. So it isn't so 'load-of-crockish' now.
Edit: to add to the ape thing. Not every ape turned into a different species. Only certain apes that either needed the adaptation, or just happened to stumble across it because of mutation started to evolve into a new species. The other apes just stayed apes. Usually whole populations that do not interact with other populations of the same species evolve into something else.
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They actually found a deer in Italy that had one antler growing out of the middle of its head, looked like a unicorn.
DO Want! I can show off to all those kids who had ponies when I was younger.
Olimpia
Biologist & Ecologist
It would be interesting if somebody managed to do it, but I don't think I'd sign up for a baby I like all of mine's different faces.
Now, forget pansy things like unicorns and other nonsense - I'm holding out for the dinosaurs! There's a book out (it was turned into a documentary as well on Discovery) by the palaentologist that was the expert behind the Jurassic Park movies that talks about all the different research being done to "backwards-evolve" bird (mainly chicken) embryos back into more reptilian creatures. Chickenasaurus? Yes please. Sign me up!
I like all of mine's different faces. Now, forget pansy things like unicorns and other nonsense - I'm holding out for the dinosaurs!
There's a book out (it was turned into a documentary as well on Discovery) by the palaentologist that was the expert behind the Jurassic Park movies that talks about all the different research being done to "backwards-evolve" bird (mainly chicken) embryos back into more reptilian creatures. Chickenasaurus? Yes please. Sign me up!
