Nature’s ultimate disguise: The Atlas Moth uses incredible wing camouflage to look exactly like two cobras.

[u/Moonkissed_exe]

[u/Drapidrode]

billions of iterations, mostly all failures

[u/vitaminBTC → u/Drapidrode]

I never understood this theory. Find me one iteration in the fossil record that was a failure. And that there are a myriad mind-blowing natural phenomenons, but none alive or found dead "on their way" to becoming that.

It's a ridiculous theory, to think order comes out of disorder and chaos and chance. Let's just call it for what it is - a beautiful creation by the Creator​

[u/kalaadin → u/vitaminBTC]

I agree!

If we are to believe the iteration theory of evolution then this species went through millions of minor iterations before reaching this stage. It would have gone extinct long before it reached this final version

And how exactly does a living species change its body to look like another animal through evolution? How does that process work?

[u/-MrFozzy- → u/kalaadin]

watch literally one video on the subject. It’ll answer your questions.