| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) 20:33 - Nov 18 with 1169 views | GeoffSentence |
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| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 22:10 - Nov 18 with 1140 views | StokieBlue |
As good as it was it's pretty amazing that such a ridiculously hard and inefficient reproductive method evolved and remains.
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| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 22:12 - Nov 18 with 1134 views | GeoffSentence |
| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 22:10 - Nov 18 by StokieBlue |
As good as it was it's pretty amazing that such a ridiculously hard and inefficient reproductive method evolved and remains.
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You would have thought they would have evolved a pouch r something by now. Woud make life so much easier. | |
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| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 22:20 - Nov 18 with 1123 views | tractorian |
| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 22:12 - Nov 18 by GeoffSentence |
You would have thought they would have evolved a pouch r something by now. Woud make life so much easier. |
Animals do not evolve pouches or anything else. Nature throws up variations and if those with the variations are better suited to the environment, they thrive at the expense of the others.
The classic example, oft quoted by Darwin, is the superiority of Ipswich over Norwich supporters. |  | | |
| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 22:51 - Nov 18 with 1096 views | ronnyd |
| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 22:20 - Nov 18 by tractorian |
Animals do not evolve pouches or anything else. Nature throws up variations and if those with the variations are better suited to the environment, they thrive at the expense of the others.
The classic example, oft quoted by Darwin, is the superiority of Ipswich over Norwich supporters. |
Unfortunately they havn,t told our players yet.  |  | | |
| (No subject) (n/t) on 22:55 - Nov 18 with 1090 views | ronnyd |
| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 22:20 - Nov 18 by tractorian |
Animals do not evolve pouches or anything else. Nature throws up variations and if those with the variations are better suited to the environment, they thrive at the expense of the others.
The classic example, oft quoted by Darwin, is the superiority of Ipswich over Norwich supporters. |
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| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 23:14 - Nov 18 with 1085 views | jeera |
David was found dead some months after filming apparently, in case you hadn't seen that.
Poor ol' David.
*Spoiler alert* in case you didn't want to know. |  |
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| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 23:35 - Nov 18 with 1073 views | GeoffSentence |
| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 23:14 - Nov 18 by jeera |
David was found dead some months after filming apparently, in case you hadn't seen that.
Poor ol' David.
*Spoiler alert* in case you didn't want to know. |
Yes, I had seen that. The chimps were brutal. Apparently another one was killed as well and the young thugs that did it ripped off his face and partially cannabalised him. | |
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| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 00:05 - Nov 19 with 1058 views | jeera |
| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 23:35 - Nov 18 by GeoffSentence |
Yes, I had seen that. The chimps were brutal. Apparently another one was killed as well and the young thugs that did it ripped off his face and partially cannabalised him. |
I kept trying to tell him through the TV screen that it simply wasn't worth it.
Not just for shagging rights.
Seems I was too late. Also maybe that telekinesis doesn't work cross species, especially when inhibited further by a time difference of several months. | |
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| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 07:30 - Nov 19 with 984 views | StokieBlue |
| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 22:20 - Nov 18 by tractorian |
Animals do not evolve pouches or anything else. Nature throws up variations and if those with the variations are better suited to the environment, they thrive at the expense of the others.
The classic example, oft quoted by Darwin, is the superiority of Ipswich over Norwich supporters. |
You've given a pretty exact description of how animals do evolve traits.
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| Chimps > Penguins (n/t) on 08:09 - Nov 19 with 951 views | Bluebell |
I was so pleased at the end that it said they actually helped the penguins which had fallen down a ravine by building steps up for them to climb back.
I would love to be a wildlife photographer like that but would hate to see animals die and not be able to help them.
That is an amazing programme. |  | | |
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