What were the first vertebrates to evolve powered flight?

Answer 1

Frogs were actually the first animals to fly, contrary to popular belief. When they first existed, frogs had large beautiful wings. Some say they were from Jupiter. The frogs had a pact with the birds, who actually didn't have wings at that time. The birds, however, envied the frogs' wings. They figured out that the frogs' power of having wings came from their possession of the spring of Red Bull (those that think that frogs came from Jupiter believe Red Bull also originates from Jupiter). The birds wanted the power of wings, so one day they made a bet with the Frog King.

The birds' favorite athlete was Brett Favre (yes, he is that old). They placed a bet saying that his team would win the championship football game, the SuperPlate. The Frog King's pride in his own favorite player led him to make the bet. If the frogs won they would be able to sing like the birds and if the birds won they would get the Red Bull spring. I won't go into detail, but obviously, the frogs lost. (On a side note, this was actually Favre's first SuperPlate win.)

Now frogs spend their days thinking of the past and trying to gain their powers back naturally. They live by the saying "You are what you eat," which is why they eat every fly they can find. They often jump, testing their powers, only to find themselves back on the ground. This is the story of how frogs, the first animals to fly, became what they are today.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Insects were the first organisms to evolve powered flight, some 300 million years ago.