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On Wikipedia i read it was discoverd in 1903 around 50 years later.

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On Wikipedia i read it was discoverd in 1903 around 50 years later.

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Susan Jordan

Sharon Perkins

Imran Barlass

Jeanene Vanzandt

Santana Sanchez

the meme has been revived

Dan Morrison

Ok now before you science deniers start foaming out of the emptiness inside your head, it's a typo when OP mentions 150 years later, is was 50 years later.

Amy Jenkins

Farhat Khan

Diosdado Gabas

A photo I took several years ago. (To those who are curious, it's a Hawkmoth and the flower is a Rangoon Creeper.)

Alyssa Nicole Ramirez

John Doyle

Paula N Moore

The crazy evolutionary stuff isn’t this, as it makes sense to progressively develop a longer feeding apparatus to eat ever deeper flowers. The ones that don’t make sense to me are when the trait wouldn’t help until it was functional and finished. Something like venomous snakes for example, how the fuck did they evolve venom from no venom? Like the first generation going that direction may have a TINY start of some organ to make venom, but how would that be a biological advantage to make those have more success until it was fully formed like 10k generations later...

Glenn Manning

What this implies is that for every woman with a cavernous vagina is a man with a horse dick, and somewhere out there I'll find a woman with a perfectly matched thimble holster

Mylene Mylene

I found out there are actually more stupid people that I expected, I'll predict that there's gonna be a sweet sweet natural selection or atleast a purge

Gabrichidze Nodar

lucky guess

Youcef Aid

More logic than science... hard not to predict actually... how else would the plants multiply?

Camille C. Campbell

I mean... it's not a difficult presumption for any competent biologist. It's structured made this bug necessary, therefore this bug necessarily exists.

Travis Miles

The flower to the butterfly, after millions of years of evolution, trying to escape the tongue: "Would you mind?!"

Katie Lopez

Did the moth exist because of evolution? or ... was it designed that way to match the flower by a creator ... ... or ... Did the moth exist purely because Darwin said so ... Makes you wonder who was this Darwin character

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