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Wait. How is this controversial??? |
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Life emerged from the water; reptiles and amphibians were the first living creatures, and they laid eggs. Later, chickens appeared✅✅✅ YES but no.. there was prime chicken that can lay eggs but was conceive via viviparous and that's what started the cycle of chicken and egg. therefore chicken did come first before the egg by Andramadeus; ; Report |
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What we call a chicken today came from evolution. An older bird had to evolve and lay the egg of what we would now fully consider a chicken. Egg came first. thats what am saying the bird evolve from raw dawging giving birth to to them laying eggs so why are we not crediting the first bird that evolve to lay eggs as the prime chicken that kick started the cycle. chicken was first before the egg by Andramadeus; ; Report |
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Yeah but the chicken had to come out from an egg, right? a common neurotypical misconception, you have to look outside the box and consider the history of chicken as whole, at there source when they first evolve to be able to lay an egg by Andramadeus; ; Report |
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I'll take it that ur on my side?
by Andramadeus; ; Report