Name a more evolutionarily perfect animal
>>2315108
They're chubby and cute
>>2315108
>Oldest living specie
You have already lost
>>2315108
Tardigrades aren't even extremophiles.
They are only resistant when they are in a dessicated dormant state. They can't actually live in anything but damp moss. There are many other species with much wider ranges of environments they can live in.
>>2315176
you are right
I am pretty resistant in my dormant state too
Last week, my Dog was barking at my face at night, because the neighbour's cats were fighting in my garden, and I didn't even notice it.
I'm pretty sure I am as great, if not greater , than a tardigrade
>>2315172
your pic shows a T. longicaudatus, but T. cancriformis is considered to be the oldest species.
well, even that is debatable..
>>2315108
>evolutionarily perfect
what does that mean?
>curling up into a ball and basically dying until conditions improve
I do this every week, where's my thread OP?
These fuking animals dont even exsit, tell me when have yall seen one other than in a pic?? Never! Theyre make belive like aliens
>>2315387
they grow big enough to see with the naked eye, get some moss and put it in a clear bowl over a white sheet of paper and stare, it's not that hard to find one. amoeba too
oh and put water in the bowl
>>2315395
Pretty cool.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHsVyb_VfeA
>>2315172
>Doesn't know the singular of species is still species
Opinion discarded
they reproduce, so they do in fact die.
Come back when your jellyfish tier
>>2315488
>gets eaten
>dies
This applies to pretty much all organisms, but whatever
>>2315108
>die never
They do die though.
>>2315194
How do you even know that happened if you weren't aware of it?
>>2315108
>>2316063
>"wisdom" teeth
>appendix
>evolutionarily perfect
>>2315108
hydra
>>2317281
>the capability to out-think life's limitations and obtain perfection
boi
fuck off with this meme animal
>>2317281
Those things are only problems because of modern living.
Appendicitis is a result of sitting on a toilet to shit. True facts.
>>2317281
People with normal genes never have any problems with their wisdom teeth. Everyone in my family has theirs. Healthy wisdom teeth masterrace.
>>2318737
>true facts
Haha, no. The myth that squatting is healthier than sitting is a naturalistic fallacy. If you're willing to dispel the misconception, it's a 10 minute read. https://skeptoid.com/blog/2015/09/26/squatty-potty/
>>2318790
it's an appeal from nature
>>2315172
Triops, alright. Did my 6th grade science project on them. Got an A.
If tardigrades are "perfect" these fine ladies are just as good
>>2318790
That guy did nothing but say the advertisement of one product uses questionable reasearch.
It's only a naturalistic fallacy if you say it's better because it's natural, nobody said that.
>>2317281
I think when an organism has the ability to destroy the planet it's on but is smart enough not to you're pretty much at the top.
>>2315387
It's easy to find moss. And if you have a shot tier microscope you can see them. I Google how to find tardegrades and was astonished at how easy and abundant these ducking tiny six legged beats are.
You're just a fucking plebb as faggot!
>>2315321
Kek
>>2315321
Made me laugh
>>2315172
>Triops is a genus of small crustaceans in the order Notostraca (tadpole shrimp). Some species are considered living fossils, with a fossil record that reaches back to the late Carboniferous, 300 million years ago. One species, Triops longicaudatus, is commonly sold in kits as a pet.
>One species, Triops longicaudatus, is commonly sold in kits as a pet.
>commonly sold in kits as a pet
Holy shit why is fate so cruel?
>survive for 300 million years
>your prize is to become a disposable pet toy for kids