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64 sats \ 1 reply \ @south_korea_ln 6 Mar 2024 \ on: Mollusk Eyes Reveal How Future Evolution Depends on the Past science
Reading Richard Dawkins many years back was a true eye opener on what the science actually says about the popular phrase of "survival of the fittest". It's counter to what people often intuitively believe, especially at the level of the time that is often needed to have a mutation to stick.
Interesting to see research is still going strong. 7 million years is a blink in terms of evolution :)
I'm fascinated by everything related to evolution. It's incredible to think that it takes thousands of years of evolutionary processes to witness the emergence of distinct features and the multitude of possible paths that life can take. In humans, we can observe this in various aspects, such as the presence of hair and fur, or the structure of our teeth.
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