Comments by "kade 7263" (@kade-qt1zu) on "Animal Origins" channel.

  1. That's due to niche partitioning. Cetaceans with features such as more streamlined bodies and higher nostrils were better adapted for an aquatic lifestyle, giving them a higher chance of survival. This process took place over millions of years, and eventually resulted in the whales we know and love today. As for why gills weren't developed, that's because it's pretty much impossible, for some reason I honestly don't know.
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  2.  @SevenPr1me  You guys need to stop trying to fight him with logic. You either need to stoop down to his level or just ignore him outright. Trolls require attention to survive. Besides, he needs god anyways.
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  3.  @alaskanbullworm8784  Really?
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  4.  @MrAaaaazzzzz00009999  Paleozoic?
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  5. Ok... so I'm not going to be all preachy and religious here. Proceeds to be preachy and religious.
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  6.  @bigmetalmanboyoooo7502  Slappy's right.
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  7. Animal Orgins mainly covers Cenozoic creatures.
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  8.  @originalkingalpha5116  Nunya
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  9.  @originalkingalpha5116  Too bad your father didn't. That's why he went to get the milk.
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  10.  emptyglass7867  Damn you smoked them.
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  11. Really? From what I know, Apes share a common ancestor with Old World Monkeys, but are not actually Old World Monkeys.
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  12. I mean, there is. But you're not a scientist, so how yould you know.
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  13.  @indyreno2933  Troodon is an invalid genus taxa. Are you purposefully ignorant.
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  14.  @TMNmedia  Dinosaurs are real, cope seethe and mald.
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  15. I thought it was based on adasaurus.
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  16. Imagine getting triggered over a clip that doesn't even last 5 seconds.
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