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Natural selection at work

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Natural selection at work

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    One of them gets chronic wasting disease and the other one set the record for the heaviest motherfucker on the planet, I know who I’d rather be

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      I’d rather be the one with chronic wasting disease bc I have thalassophobia

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        I have thalassophobia

        So do whales. Their “singing” is actually just them screaming in fear of the hell they’re forced to inhabit.

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          Marvelous.

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    Context for this:

    The common ancestor that links whales and deer existed millions of years ago and exhibited features shared by both groups. This ancestor likely possessed basic artiodactyl characteristics, such as an even number of toes on each foot and a certain bone structure within the ear. Over time, as these creatures diverged to inhabit distinct environments, their physical traits adapted accordingly. Despite these differences, the underlying genetic similarities persist, revealing their deep-rooted connection.

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      Was the common ancestor carnivorous or herbivorous?

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        It ate krill

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    I love fish memes

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      Sir, this is a horse meme

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      Can whales into fish?

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        They must by definition

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        Why not?

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    😂😂👌🏻

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