Why did apes die out? There was a time when apes had diversified into thousands of different species. And they were found all over eastern hemisphere from the arctic to the equator. It was around this time that gorillas, chimps and humans all split from each other. Now there are few apes left.
> Now there are few apes left.You sure about that? There's about 8 billion of them at the last count.
>>17090473There's loads of ape species tho that are still alive lol
>>17090473>he still believes in evolutionism changes of kind despite never being observed, repeated, or proven and that fossils in the layers of sediment just appear and never show transformations over periods of timeSo much of what holds science back is retards going along with the herd, afraid of saying "The Emperor Has No Clothes" because they're cowards.You're the same sort of people who wouldn't dare say the earth wasn't the center of the universe back in the day. Quite frankly, your little atheist religion creation myth has no place on /sci/ since it requires blind faith in spite of the actual evidence we see and in spite of what we see in nature. The best "examples" they have are extremely dishonest representations (or they're too low IQ to realize that).
>>17090533And another thing>over periods of timeI have to make my arguments like this, to appeal to these fucking evolutioncultist retards, because they're so stuck in one paradigm they can't even imagine the layers were all laid down in rapid succession hence the lack of erosion between layers. They're so indoctrinated to think the layers are different ages of time.
>>17090473apes were developed as a bioweapon. their movements must be restricted.https://www.bitchute.com/video/lF6wUVX25fxF
Probably the environment changed too quickly for them to adapt. Orangutans and gibbons survived because they made it to a jungle that never stopped being a jungle.
>>17090533Gonna hide the thread for this post. Sad
>>17090473>There was a time when apes had diversified into thousands of different speciesThis is evolutiontard copeThey find a skull with 95% of its mass missing and pretend it's a new species. No other anthropologist ever looks at the fossil under genuine research conditions after the first one either, so there is no self-corrective mechanism to rein in nonsense conclusions. Mostly it's due to grant money, you only get real recognition of you find "THE missing link", but also it's zealot nonsense
>>17090473humans killed them off
>>17090533>and one day, for no reason at all fossils in the layers of sediment just appearedsasuga flat earth schizoid
>>17090473Hybridisation, when one sub species becomes super successful it takes over and wipes out all diversity within the species or forces them out into small niches. It's why you don't see shit like 100 different variants of a giraffe. A giraffe is a giraffe, a fox is a fox ect.
