Even if you understand the basics of evolution, a way how new species evolve can remain a mystery. It’s easy to imagine how the length of a hummingbird’s beak can lengthen through generations, but how can this lead to new species?
Why natural lifestyle isn’t necessarily the best for you
“Avoid gluten in your diet, because our ancestors did not eat it, and neither should you!” “Rub your face with mud; early humans literally lived in it.” Similar statements are trendy as more people follow the seemingly reasonable logic that natural things are good and unnatural things are not.
If humans evolved from monkeys, why are there still monkeys?
If evolution is true and we really did evolve from monkeys, why the hell are they still here? Similar questions have been among the most common ones asked of biologists for decades. If you ask Google, you will find millions of responses, yet people still seem to demand new and clearer answers. The question gets repeated in different forms: Why are there still chimps (or gorillas, or apes) if we evolved from them?