Speciation!

Lions and Tigers can have babies, aka Ligers and Tigrons.

If a male lion and a female tiger have a cub, it will become a Liger.

If a male tiger and a female lion have a cub, it will become a Tigron.

Mules are made when a male donkey and a female horse have a baby.

All of the three animals that I've described earlier cannot have babies themselves.

I can't be sure about this, but I think that there are lots of other crossbreeded animals out there.

Some dog breeds can breed with each other, some cannot.

We are related to chimps and bonobos, but I don't think that means you should try to mate with them, if you know what I mean.

Two organisms have to have fertile offspring if they want their offspring to have offspring.

Lions and tigers cannot create fertile offspring.

Donkeys and Horses cannot have fertile offspring either.

We are slightly related to our ancestors, homo erectus and homo habilis.

You can imagine a liger as a tiger with lion skin and a tigron as a lion with tiger skin.

If your species branches out too far, you will not be able to make fertile offspring with the other branch.

An example of one species being separated is when a branch of a bird species becomes nocturnal, making it a completely different branch and eventually a different species.

Ground Finches and Cactus Finches can have babies, which was bigger than the other ones.

Dog Breeding takes the natural out of the selection.

We are the now dominant homo, and we made all the others go extinct.

We are Homo Sapien Sapiens.

Lions and Tigers are different species, but they are from the same family, the feline family.

Humans and Monkeys are different species, but they are from the same family, the primate family.

All of our other ancestors kicked the bucket long ago.

We lack significant body hair because, maybe we were originally designed for the sea, with hair that is good for swimming. This is only a theory, because we are made to eat seafood. There are more theories, but in my opinion, this is the most logical.

Don't completely believe what I said earlier, our natural food might not be seafood, this is just another theory. The reason of this theory being made is because fish oil makes our brain better and it seems that people who eat fish live longer.

There are lots of theories about human evolution, but I think the seafood one is the most logical. This is just my opinion, you can choose your own.

The next sentence is another example of speciation.

The Homo Sapiens (not us) split into two species, Homo Sapiens Sapiens(us) and Homo Sapeins Neanderthalensis.

Almost all past animals speciated to become two different species, like birds and reptiles. Ever heard of the Archaeopteryx? The Archaeopteryx is a reptile that slowly morphed into a bird. The bird species is just the product of speciation! Dinosaurs speciated to become birds and maybe even mammals!

The fish speciated to become amphibians, which speciated to become reptiles, which speciated to become birds and animals.

There is a lot of speciation in animal evolution.

I'm kinda exaggerating here, because speciation did not cause everything. This is just one of my theories.

You cannot reproduce with other mammals other than even only a small amount of apes, but I think you should stick with humans, dude. Because the reproduction stage for a human and another hairy ape is like "Oh........ God."

Stick to your own species please.

Humans may be far apart, but we are still not too far apart to not be able to reproduce with each other, humans can still reproduce with humans.

In the future, I think we will still be able to reproduce with each other, but if we split too far, we won't be able to reproduce with each other, although this happening is very unlikely.

If one branch of a species lived in a snowy environment and another branch lived in a very tropical environment, they might be able to split into two new species, but this hasn't happened yet with humans, if it ever will.

You cannot reproduce with other mammals other than even only a small amount of apes, but I think you should stick with humans, dude. Because the reproduction stage for a human and another hairy ape is like "Oh........ God."

Stick to your own species please.

Humans may be far apart, but we are still not too far apart to not be able to reproduce with each other, humans can still reproduce with humans.

In the future, I think we will still be able to reproduce with each other, but if we split too far, we won't be able to reproduce with each other, although this happening is very unlikely.

If one branch of a species lived in a snowy environment and another branch lived in a very tropical environment, they might be able to split into two new species, but this hasn't happened yet with humans, if it ever will.



You cannot reproduce with other mammals other than even only a small amount of apes, but I think you should stick with humans, dude. Because the reproduction stage for a human and another hairy ape is like "Oh........ God."

Stick to your own species please.

Humans may be far apart, but we are still not too far apart to not be able to reproduce with each other, humans can still reproduce with humans.In the future, I think we will still be able to reproduce with each other, but if we split too far, we won't be able to reproduce with each other, although this happening is very unlikely.

If one branch of a species lived in a snowy environment and another branch lived in a very tropical environment, they might be able to split into two new species, but this hasn't happened yet with humans, if it ever will.