/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8170930
>Redpill me
GTFO

>>8170930

>>8170930
>redpill
You don't deserve shit.

>>8170930
Man I wish we could clone those prehistoric creatures

>>8170930
They are nothing compared to tree shrews.

>>8170930
You must have at least 50 IQ points to become redpilled.

>>8171096
>redpill is necessarily /pol/
summerchild

>>8170930

hint: the (((archaeocetes))) have long noses.

>>8171184
With their DNA and their closest actual descendant we might try to get something very close physically, but we will never fully have them back. I'm sorry.

So what is the closest land living whale relative?

>>8171877
Hoppypottymesses

>>8171857
projecting much?
what did you just finish your exams?

>>8171884
bleh. I wouldn't want another fat ugly useless shit running around.

Why can't we just clone the terror bird ?

>>8171886
>>8171096

triggered lefty detected

>>8171886
projecting what exactly? are you lost?

I was just correcting your rooky mistake, thats all

>>8171894
You mean a dinosaur we actually have some hope of cloning that we could ride?

>>8170930
>Redpill me

Get the fuck out

>>8171897
>triggered lefty detected
>detected

Literal cancer

>>8171970
stop spamming and get back to your home retard
>>>/trash/

>>8171973

There's literally at least 4 people calling you out on retarded /b/ tier bullshit. It's a rule violation not to mention complete cancer. Fuck off out of here

>>8171985

And there's equally many people telling you paranoid lefties to fuck off. Now what?

>>8172006
>lefites
What nonsense are you spoutting.
>>>/trash/

>>8172042

>spoutting

Guys can we stop squabbling over nonsense and talk about cute fluffy dead animals for a second?

Semi related to how whales and dolphins developed: do you put any weight behind the semi-aquatic human developmental origin hypothesis? I always thought the nakedness and subcutaneous fat arguments were somewhat compelling. How about you?

>>8172059
This is a shit subject to be honest bro. I'd definitely contribute if it was about actually cool prehistoric monsters like ancient giant snakes or the megalodon and shit but I really don't wanna talk about some loser extinct cousin of ant eaters or whatever trash mammal you got in op image.

>>8172059
>nakedness
we come from the savannah
we sweat

>subcutaneous fat
just like pretty much every other mammal

>>8172076
>prehistoric
What was the evolutionary advantage of the dunkleosteus' plates?
This is my favourite fish fossil senpai.

>>8172178
Leftovers from when its ancestors had to swim away from sea scorpions.

>>8172178
Maybe turning his head into pliers that will bite off anything and armor

>>8172202
So it was one of the last plate-head fish out there?

Is there a living being which can be similar to the ancient Hallucigenia?

>>8170930
Go do your homework faggot.

>>8172250
None that I know of.

>>8172287
it looks kind of cute in the animation but imagine the horror stepping in one of them

>>8172250
wtf am I seeing ?

>>8172287
>worms have legs, spines and appendages not used for transportation

>>8172172
>we come from the savannah
Just like the famous Naked Zebra and Naked Savannah Lion. Actually the only naked savannah animal I can think of off hand is the hippo and they're semi aquatic.

>just like pretty much every other mammal
Nah, we have subcutaneous blubber which is very much unlike most mammals' (and apes' in particular) tendency toward intramuscular fatty storage.

>>8172591
>Actually the only naked savannah animal
You ignored the point about sweating mate

And yes, subcutaneous fat is a very common faeture and not brings advantages not only to aquatic mammals. Keep in mind we are also bald

>>8171897
>>8171857
defender of Lost Bois detected

>>8172454
>what is protection against predators
>what is feeling the environment

>>8175369
>lost its fins
What kind of idiot can't even indoctrinate someone right?

Is this an animal or an algae.

>>8175929
its a tropical tree leaf

>>8175932
But trees didn't exist on the cambrian era, though.

A cyclomedusa of the cambrian era.

>>8175949
forgot picture

>>8175929
it's a rock