Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
Here is a an example:Evolutionists claim that a shark called Isurus Hastalis has evolved in to the modern Great White Shark, which is the more advanced shark according to them.
The teeth of Isurus Hastalis does not have serrations but they are of almost same shape as that of GWS. The teeth of GWS however have serrations.
Now common sense dictates that Isurus Hastalis and GWS have different behavioral and habitual niches as this can be judged from the teeth. Isurus most likely [b]chomped
it's prey, while the GWS would tear it's prey apart by slicing it, in which the serrations will help.So this is a major issue with Evolutionists. They make silly claims that an animal has evolved in to a better animal using fossil remains as an example (that can deceive us) and fail to consider other aspects of things. [/B]
What the hell, this is all wrong.
1. "What the hell is an "evolutionist"
2. the whole Isurus hastalis is NOT accepted.
3. NOTHING ABOUT EVOLUTION IMPLIES "BETTER THAN BEFORE"
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
Dinosaurs have faced extinction 3 times and not just one time. This shows that sudden change in envoirnment can cause extinction but it cannot stop a species from [b]re-emerging. [/B]
When?
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
You understood the basics of my point but failed to understand the logic behind it.A Kodiak Bear is a mammal. It can tolerate changes in environment to a certain extent but this does not means that it can evolve to adopt to an entirely different environment. And despite being warm blooded, it will die in that new environment which is not suitable for it. This clearly goes against Evolution, which tends to say that a species can evolve to adopt to major changes in environment or a new environment, which is not true. No species can evolve to adopt to a different environment. It will simply die in a different environment, if it cannot tolerate it.
case and point: exotic species.
Evolution is about change, if you transfer a frog from SAY 30 degrees to 90 degrees...it dies, but if you raise the temperature slowly over many generations...they survive. This has been done. Its about TIME. Not acclimitization.