Mammals are the best group of animals since they live in all environments.>no bugs in the ocean>no crustaceans that can fly>no birds live fully aquatic lives>no fish live fully terrestrial lives>no flying reptilesFace it, mammals are the best.
>>4847685>no crustaceans that can flyshould we tell her, bros?
>>4847685>no flying reptilesnot only do we have thesethey’re literally dinosaurs
>>4847685>no fish live fully terrestrial livesThere’s some cool catfish that permanently live in wet dirt and dead leaves on the forest floor. They’re found in south america and I think india too.
>>4847685Whales have hair and 4 limbs?
>>4847728They have hair in the fetal development iirc, and they have stubs of leg bones.So, sort of?
>>4847693flying lizards also exist
>>4847728>>4847736Baleen which many (maybe most even but not sure) whale species have is also a type of hair, fun fact
>>4847685Mammals are fags. Fuck the age of rats.
Reptilecucks seething in the threads
>>4847685>no bugs in the oceanWhy did this never happen anyways? Was it just a case of the niches already being packed? Weird how one of Earth's most successful groups that even has aquatic versions in many different ways just has no presence in the ocean
>>4847685>no bugs in the oceanHemiptera? No. And it's impossible. Their larva lost gills ages ago. Skittery arthropods? Yes, tons.>No crustaceans that can flyAll insects are crustaceans, but not all crustaceans are insects.>No birds live fully aquatic livesYet.>No fish live fully terrestial livest. lobe finned fish>no flying reptilesFlying reptiles are one of the most common vertebrates on earth.
>>4847685Dinosaurs were most likely more diverse than mammals, owing to the much longer span of time they dominated the earth. The prolifilation of their fossil remains certainly suggest so.
>>4848087There are actually sea water striders ; which insect actually lives a fully aquatic life ? All "Water bugs" i know of actually need to breath air in their imago stage and are actually amphibious.
>>4847685>>no crustaceans that can fly
>>4848087there are fully aquatic spiders, though they're only in fresh water. Fascinating creatures though.
