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Barb
07/09/2011
6:19 pm
And yet, despite the differences between brown, polar, and grizzly bears, they are all of the same ‘kind’ (to use a biblical term). There are obvious variations within a species (dogs, cats, bears) but they all reproduce with the same result. They’re not evolving into anything else.
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"they all reproduce with the same result"
What result is that, barb?
Can all the species of bears on Earth mate with each other and have viable offspring?
Can all the canine (dog) species on Earth mate with each other and have viable offspring?
Can all the feline (cat) species on Earth mate with each other and have viable offspring?
And how do you know that "dogs, cats, bears" are "not evolving into anything else"?
