More specifically, how adaptation to the environment governs the passage of DNA to future generations and how that affects their physical characteristics.
I'd love to see a horde of Homer-like individuals, culled because of their non-Homer traits, until only the familiar Homer remains to arrive home. Like, all the non-obese Homers fall down holes too narrow to admit the obese ones; all the Homers with hair are carried off by predators who grip that hair; and so on.
A LOT of people think it happens in one or two generations, quoting "If humans came from monkeys, why isnt it still happening?" completely missing that it comes from over a thousand generations worth of changes so minor its almost impossible to tell looking at two different relatives if you arent a scientist specialised in the field
Resistance1000
FoxPesdassi
How COSMOS showed it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZpsVSVRsZk
thelastboomer
Almost a copy of Disney’s Fantasia at first
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Evenmoreuselessname
Fuck off, scammer. Report this and upvote the real video link /gallery/lHDLKWk/comment/2507369211
ArchaeoEejit
https://i.imgur.com/FzwF0yn.null
mineoc
TrumpRapesAndEatsChildren0002
ForlornHopeful
And in reverse - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qINiB3ndGmU
bfreeze01
Fun Fact: T Rex lived 66-69 MYA and Stegosaurus lived 150-155 MYA. So T Rex lived closer to modern day humans than it did to Stegosaurus.
LeekofLegend
Hey what's up my fellow autistic person 😎
KaijuMcCitysmash
Ummm akshully upright walking evolved before knuckle walking
Omnimorph2112
Fat boy Slim did it better.
AlexKeed
https://media1.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1YTYxcDZjNjd6eTg0ZmhoZDhtc2piNmM4MGYwaTNtYnF6MnI2cnBhMyZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/fWfowxJtHySJ0SGCgN/200w.webp
ElbowDeepInUserSub
Poor Moe.
cyno01
Watched a random episode of Disenchantment again the other day, im still mildly annoyed they didnt make the Troggs all look more like Moe.
TheLeanWolf
He evolved into Jimothy..
Poopoopeepeevagina
Every once in a while I get an out loud laugh from somebody on this website. Today it was from you.
cousteau
Simpsons really did predict the future.
RadiDaddy
cousteau
Damn, that was one LONG sofa scene!
Elkku
well, it does compress 3.5 billion years of history
cousteau
But I want it now!
sf111
Right here! Right now!
brattysubsam
It’s my money, I want it now!
BranDohCalrissian
A great example of what went down, but it by no means *explains* the Theory of Evolution.
aminnizami275772
Adaptation to environment, that's all it is
BranDohCalrissian
More specifically, how adaptation to the environment governs the passage of DNA to future generations and how that affects their physical characteristics.
BloodLoveRhetoric
I'd love to see a horde of Homer-like individuals, culled because of their non-Homer traits, until only the familiar Homer remains to arrive home. Like, all the non-obese Homers fall down holes too narrow to admit the obese ones; all the Homers with hair are carried off by predators who grip that hair; and so on.
BranDohCalrissian
You get it
theskepticinme
The most notable error, in my opinion, is that evolution happens on a population level over generations. Not to an individual.
thedill2000
You mean I won't turn into a dinosaur if I eat enough Dino nuggies?
theskepticinme
Sorry
wagnus
I felt like that part was safe to assume considering the time that this animation takes place over
lizardbones
A LOT of people think it happens in one or two generations, quoting "If humans came from monkeys, why isnt it still happening?" completely missing that it comes from over a thousand generations worth of changes so minor its almost impossible to tell looking at two different relatives if you arent a scientist specialised in the field
wagnus
as the great George Carlin said, "People are fucking goofy"