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Q: Should humans interfere with the evolution of plants and animals?
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What problems might occur when humans interfere with nature?

when humans interfere, it depends what they interfere with. If it is to protect a spiecies then it is good. If not no.


Did humans come from animals?

Some people believe that. It depends on your religion. It's called evolution.


Why is it that birds bats and certain insects and bugs were designed to fly and humans and other animals were not?

EVOLUTION. Animals and humans were not "designed"; they and we evolved in ways that were shaped by natural selection in the context of the environments in which they and we lived. Humans were designed... by GOD


What evidence support the theoryb of evolition?

Evolution of humans and bacteria plus some animals eg)primates.


Why does evolution matter now?

because now you can see the way that animals and humans evolve through time


Should humans and animals share land?

we should because humans have destroyed several habitats where animals use to live but now the humans have taken over all land and animals have no where to go


Why animals should not be eaten by humans?

They should be. We are omnivores.


How should humans treat animals when carrying out the dominion mandate?

animals provide food for humans so humans must no treat animals horrible but well


Why is selective breeding by humans of plants and animals evidence of evolution?

* Because it shows that species can change over time


Should animals have the same rigts as humans?

NO


Why should you bother to help animals that are being tested on?

because animals have feelings as much as humans so why test it on animals when we can test it on humans.


Why should humans be concerned to endanger the mountain lion?

Humans should be concerned about endangering all animals.