• @Genrawir
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    751 year ago

    Fun fact: Through a process of convergent evolution called carcinisation, crustaceans have evolved into crabs several times.

    • @Thranduil
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      31 year ago

      You also have crabs become non crabs

      • @Genrawir
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        11 year ago

        Is it really? I figured it was just another textbook example of convergent evolution, as that is where I learned about it. I know my comment should have said ‘evolved crab-like bodies’ instead, as they’d still be genetically distinct, and not taxonomically true crabs. Now I feel like I have to read up on what the exact nature of the debate is.

  • @toasteecup
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    181 year ago

    Sign me up, my new name shall be Leonardo di Pinci

  • Flying SquidM
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    161 year ago

    Yeah. Sure. Become a crab. IF YOU WANT TO BE AN ASSHOLE.

    Fucking crabs.

    Be better. Be a squid.

  • @Hyrulian
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    161 year ago

    The best part of this meme is the shoddy watermark coverup job!

  • @mvirts
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    141 year ago

    The true meaning of carcinization, revealed

  • @spittingimage
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    141 year ago

    Dammit I’m already EVOLVING AS HARD AS I CAN

    • @GodricOP
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      91 year ago

      FASTER!!! FASTER!!!

      • @Vile_port_aloo
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        1 year ago

        I think there is a song? Which helps the change. " Crab people…

    • @GodricOP
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      81 year ago

      🦀 Skill issue

  • @_number8_
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    101 year ago

    can normal animals in nature get fat? like a particularly lazy tiger or something

    • skulblaka
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      171 year ago

      Sure, provided the food is available and doesn’t cost too many calories to obtain. The real problem lies in the fact that most fat animals get hunted by other, faster, hungrier carnivores. Sure you can get fat in nature but it’s a hell of a feat to stay fat (and alive) in nature.

  • cod
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    81 year ago

    Time for crab