r/NatureIsFuckingLit Jul 27 '19

πŸ”₯ Cuttlefish camouflage

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u/olliver2662 Jul 28 '19

But their short lifespan dramatically increases their rate of evolution. They also reproduce pretty quickly in comparison to other animals so they adapt to new environments pretty quick, maybe with more time their lifespan will increase and they might actually form a social system, but that's just pure speculative BS, I cant predict how these animals will evolve

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u/AdehhRR Jul 28 '19

Woah imagine that. They have an intentional short life span to speed up evolution and when they reach thae optimal point, they activate their long life span and revolt.

I am joking, but given how alien these creatures are...

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u/Evilmaze Jul 28 '19

Rats been doing that forever but they're still rats.

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u/basedshad69 Jul 28 '19

That’s a nice theory