>>96252
Gaters float around just above the water and sticks float near the land on the water. They sneak up on birds and the sticks just pile up over time as they slowly swim. It is not likely deliberate. They might be evolving to not like to be seen just like a rabbit standing still, or a cat going down low in tall grass before pouncing, but it's not like they're using tools. Only corvids, birds, and primates do that.
I've seen that reptiles can be taught but it's very tedious, too tedious to likely happen in the wild.
>that exclamation point
I bet ur that anon that posted it, faglord. I remain skeptical.
Or maybe they did upgrade. There was a lioness with a mane so it really shouldn't make me that skeptical. Mutants are as mutants do, and we all are mutants or we'd be exactly like our relatives. I wonder if the number of chromosomes has to do with evolution rates, the amount you can vary. I'm too much a drunkard to learn knew things or I'd compare them all, primates, humans, avians, reptiles, etc, to see if some animals evolve faster than others. Perhaps reptiles can evolve into birds because they can evolve faster though and maybe that has to do with chromosome amount.
>wikipedia it
>>Crocodile embryos do not have sex chromosomes, and unlike humans, sex is not determined genetically. Sex is determi