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Breathtaking new species found in Western Pacific

 

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Very cool!! :)




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Wow!! :heartbeat:
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there are probably millions of creatures under the sea that we will never see...i love seeing photos like this! fascinating!





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NOT to turn this into a religious debate, but I can't help but wonder if this is something that's been here since the beginning, only to be discovered now?  Or is it something that's been evolving in evolution here on earth?  That's a beautiful picture Amy!    It's incredible how vivid the colors are...................




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Lady Cop wrote: there are probably millions of creatures under the sea that we will never see...i love seeing photos like this! fascinating!
I agree.  I remember reading somewhere that we have only explored a very small percentage of our Oceans.  I imagine there are life forms here on earth that we will never see.  The vast intricate beauty of this earth is awe-inspiring to me.  :smitten:
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foxglovepress wrote: NOT to turn this into a religious debate, but I can't help but wonder if this is something that's been here since the beginning, only to be discovered now?  Or is it something that's been evolving in evolution here on earth?  That's a beautiful picture Amy!    It's incredible how vivid the colors are...................
that's a good question, but one that might never be answered.  I suppose it depends on the conditions.  If the conditions of their habitat have remained consistent, they would have no reason to evolve, but if conditions have changed drastically, they would have to evolve to adapt to their environment in order to survive.  But regardless, it's all a part of this beautiful tapestry of life on earth.  :heartbeat:
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foxglovepress wrote: NOT to turn this into a religious debate, but I can't help but wonder if this is something that's been here since the beginning, only to be discovered now?  Or is it something that's been evolving in evolution here on earth?  That's a beautiful picture Amy!    It's incredible how vivid the colors are...................
I happen to think the first option fox. Like Amy said, there are probably many species out there yet to be seen or documented.




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JustifiedByFaith wrote: foxglovepress wrote: NOT to turn this into a religious debate, but I can't help but wonder if this is something that's been here since the beginning, only to be discovered now?  Or is it something that's been evolving in evolution here on earth?  That's a beautiful picture Amy!    It's incredible how vivid the colors are...................
I happen to think the first option fox. Like Amy said, there are probably many species out there yet to be seen or documented.
I think the real question is what did it evolve from?  It's too advanced a lifeform to have popped up on its own.  (I might be able to buy that if it was a new bacteria or virus, for example.)


As far as what it's evolved from, I think it's probably too soon to tell.  What needs to happen is the creature's DNA needs to be looked at, as well as its structure.  That'll give an idea of where it fits in the scheme of things. 




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Brian wrote: JustifiedByFaith wrote: foxglovepress wrote: NOT to turn this into a religious debate, but I can't help but wonder if this is something that's been here since the beginning, only to be discovered now?  Or is it something that's been evolving in evolution here on earth?  That's a beautiful picture Amy!    It's incredible how vivid the colors are...................
I happen to think the first option fox. Like Amy said, there are probably many species out there yet to be seen or documented.
I think the real question is what did it evolve from?  It's too advanced a lifeform to have popped up on its own.FGP:  Okay..................then maybe it WAS here all along!  ::bat::  (I might be able to buy that if it was a new bacteria or virus, for example.)


As far as what it's evolved from, I think it's probably too soon to tell.  What needs to happen is the creature's DNA needs to be looked at, as well as its structure.FGP:  IF....it evolved I agree!  It would be very interesting to see what the DNA came up with!  ::thumbs::    That'll give an idea of where it fits in the scheme of things. 




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Fascinating I want one..:bigwink:




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I understand these things weigh about three quarters of a ton.

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Your kidding I hope..:giantgrin: That would be one big box fix.

I understand these things weigh about three quarters of a ton.

 




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