I went on google today and fond out that there is supposedly a "missing link" found, in Germany and hurum of the Natural History Museum in Oslo, Norway, said Ida represents "the closest thing we can get to a direct ancestor."
But how do they even know that the "missing link" even had kids, and that they survived or that the kids even had instinct enough to know how to eat, drink, and sleep.
They also said that the scientists were able to examine fossil evidence of fur and soft tissue and even picked through the remains of her last meal: fruits, seeds, and leaves. How could they possibly find soft tissue if the "missing link" was alive 47 Million Years Ago, the soft tissue would have dissipated by now, and where did they get that date from circular reasoning. I'm not convinced.
0 comments:
Post a Comment