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1/5/2015 3:01:30 AM
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And if those animals keep it up they'll go extinct even faster
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No, let's take the coy wolf for example. It's numbers are rising and surprisingly fast. Scientist are actually mystified as into how it became so successful. It's one of the best animals of the era. They also have life partners. Also animals wouldn't evolve a trait that would result in their extinction. It goes against the theory of evolution.
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[quote]No, let's take the coy wolf for example. It's numbers are rising and surprisingly fast. Scientist are actually mystified as into how it became so successful. It's one of the best animals of the era. They also have life partners.[/quote] ^ false
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Not really. Did you even look into it or did you just quote it and claimed false. Even if the first part is wrong you didn't even acknowledge the second part.
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Ok second part kinda seems legit. Def looked into the first part and is false. Coy wolf is just a term used for a hybrid of wolves and coyote. Furthermore, evolution is still a little shaky, it's not infallible. Sometimes, even evolution messes up
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Coy wolf is accounted as an entirely new species. No it's not fake, I watched an entire documentary about it. It's also not a hybrid between any wolf and coyote. It's two specific species who cane to together to make an entirely new species. Almost like a liger or a mule. (Although those aren't technically new species because they can't reproduce) Evolution doesn't make mistakes. It wouldn't have evolved that way if it didn't work. Only time evolution fails is when an outside force changes.
