What are some extreme examples of evolution?
Humans.
Also, all symbiotic relationships are crazy to me. It just goes against the natural fear of different species, even predator species in the case of 'cleaning' animals.
If life did really come from some abyssal region, pretty much anything that is not abyssal.
>>2361285
thanks for posting
>>2361235
>bbw takes black cock in the ass.
Any species that went from unicellular ----> multicellular ---> unicellular
What a fucking wild ride to end up right back where you came.
>>2361353
All yeasts
Some microalgae probably derived from macroalgae ancestors.
HeLa cells if you want to stretch it
>>2361235
Flies hiding in the presence of fly swatters
>>2361235
I decided to read the wiki entries for the pearlfish and the sea cucumber. Just take a look at this shit.
>Nevertheless, holothurians species of the genusActinopygahave anal teeth that prevent visitors from penetrating their anus.
That's how fucking butt blasted these things are that these little fuckers are getting in there.
>>2361235
Why is the pearlfish going in there? Like how does that benefit him at all? And why does the sea cucumber allow it? This is some weird shit
>>2361545
You've obviously never been inside one.
Modular animals bih
>>2361545
Well, if you'd seen the inside of one, you'd understand
>>2361545
>>2361374
Nice.
>>2361545
>Why is the pearlfish going in there?
>Like how does that benefit him at all?
Safety from predators. Sea cucumbers taste bad. Unfortunately for the cucumber, a fish hanging out of it's ass lures predators to try and bite it.
>And why does the sea cucumber allow it?
Cucumber has no choice. Fish is persistent with that stabbin tail and releases stuff to calm the cucumber down so it doesn't violently eject its organs to get the fish out.
It's also theorized that the sea cucumber uses its butt teeth to try to discourage this.
>>2361235
jesus fucking christ nuke the earth
>>2361806
>butt teeth
What the fuck lol
Personally I think bacteria's them self's are quite extreme.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFq_MGf3sbk
I mean the thinks fixed itself up with A megasuperturbo-Jet engine
>>2362152
what, your sphincter doesn't have fangs?
>>2361806
Did it evolve ass teeth from thousands of years of fish going up it's ass or what?
Or do they help it pinch off a loaf maybe.
>>2361235
This looks like shit out of rick and morty
>>2362170
>intelligent design
Hahaha you fucking retard
>>2362152
Sea cucumbers are literally moving stomachs.
>>2362617
prove it isnt
Duck penises and vaginas. Seriously.
https://youtu.be/6k01DIVDJlY
>>2362635
I don't need to, nor do I care about proving you wrong. I'm just here to laugh at you and your stupid beliefs.
>>2361235
>0:40
>>2361545
do you think the sea cucumber is embarrassed, haha
>>2362648
your beliefs are even dumber tbqhwyf
>>2362678
But I have yet to mention mine. I'm only here to mock "intelligent" design.
>>2361235
>a pearlfish will never hide inside your ass
Why live?
>>2362170
>Bacteria are self-aware
Does that mean I commit anuddah shoah every time I bleach the counter? Or take antibiotics?
RNA editing in cephalopods.
https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2017/04/octopuses-do-something-really-strange-to-their-genes/522024/
>Rosenthal thinks that they pay for this sacrifice with a different kind of flexibility. By changing their RNA rather than their DNA, they might be more effective at adapting to challenges on the fly. From the same gene, they could produce proteins that, say, work better in hot temperatures or cold ones. And such changes would be temporary—the creatures could turn them on or off depending on the circumstance. Rosenthal wonders if they could learn or encode experiences in this way. “I’m working a lot on the squid ADAR enzymes and their distribution between cells,” he says. “It’s mind-blowing how variable they are. One neuron will have high levels but its neighbor will have nothing.”
It's as if it was really cold one day so you decided to fuck with your gene expression until you got super hairy, then when summer comes you grow a fan out your ass.
Basically the thread has veered into the direction of the though that every multicellular organism is an EXTREME example of evolution. Why not talk about what is are examples of normal or basic evolution? Then elaborate. And work backwards.
We can all figure this 'whole life' thing out and accomplish something.
>>2362648
>I'm just here to laugh at you and your stupid beliefs
Found the Rhodes scholar
>>2362760
>when summer comes you grow a fan out your ass.
This is my dream
Brap?
My mother-in-law is an example???
>>2361565
>>2361566
>>2362760
So they could literally do rapid gene modification ala Bioshock?
>>2361543
>tfw fish crawl inside your asshole to fuck
SMASHED
>>2361542
Never heard of that happening
>>2362152
Better than Vagina Dentata.
>>2364217
This one has one chromosome too many
>2017
>not wearing your own old heads as hats
>>2365878
oops forgot image
>>2361565
God damn it /an/ i cracked up
Thanks
>>2365555
>Evolution allows animals to adapt to their environment
>Invasive species can devastate an indigenous species
So much for evolution.
>>2368081
>what is turnover
Plenty of species have managed cosmopolitan distribution many hundreds millions of years before man.
>>2361235
What am I watching?
>>2361235
I'm just waiting for the amusing greentexts at this point.
>>2364217
>>2367828
>>2365880
>not weaving your own fecal shield basket and wearing it
>>2361235
Wolverine frog.
>Has "sideburns".
>when threatened it forces its toe bones through its skin and uses them like claws.
>>2361565
Are there other seacucumbers in that ocean each with their own ocean?
>>2368152
Ah yes, Kersniktit the Bub.
>>2368152
my fucking sides, that kermit
>>2368149
Is that really poop armor?
>>2361235
I never expected to see a real life anal vore. Keep this away from /d/.
sea cucumbers are such shit animals. How does something so awful come into existance
>>2361235
I have no idea what I am looking at, at least the ending.
>>2362666
Get that spongy asshole 50 miles away from me
>>2368149
>when your dog eats a whole thing of floss
>>2368742
>atheists on 4chan
>>>/reddit/
>>2368747
this
>>2362615
You mean Rick and Morty looks like real life
>>2362760
>It's as if it was really cold one day so you decided to fuck with your gene expression until you got super hairy, then when summer comes you grow a fan out your ass.
Except sometimes you get cancer and die
All of these sauropods
>>2364217
A battletoad.
>>2361235
>Though usually Pearlfish live alone, or in pairs, in 1977 the New Zealand biologist Victor Benno Meyer-Rochow recorded 15 pearlfish all living in a shared habitat - the anus of a single sea cucumber.[2]
>>2369998
>>2369369
>spend countless generations adapting to your environment
>finally get to those top leaf tendies
>livin the good life
>then suddenly a rock falls down and its all for nothing
Really joggin my boggin.