I’ve got a photo of a tardigrade saved to my computer. It is one of the most fascinating and, yes, cute things to look at. And I keep thinking – if someone on the Sy-Fy’s “Face Off” had come up with a mask like it, the judges would say it was too symmetrical and unbelievable.
I doubt tardigrades are overengineered. First, there’s no design or creation in a living creature. Second, how do we know if they’re the surviving species of a lineage of critters, successfully adapting to their environment?
Randy B Premium Member about 11 years ago
I like “the vacuum of space” panel.
sbchamp about 11 years ago
They WERE hereGave it up as a lost cause…
celeconecca about 11 years ago
I’ve got a photo of a tardigrade saved to my computer. It is one of the most fascinating and, yes, cute things to look at. And I keep thinking – if someone on the Sy-Fy’s “Face Off” had come up with a mask like it, the judges would say it was too symmetrical and unbelievable.
Stephen Gilberg about 11 years ago
Thanks for teaching me another name for the waterbear.
Pedmar Premium Member about 11 years ago
How can something that evolved randomly from nothingness be “engineered”?
ossiningaling about 11 years ago
Science isn’t even accurate, according to some.
wordsmeet over 3 years ago
I doubt tardigrades are overengineered. First, there’s no design or creation in a living creature. Second, how do we know if they’re the surviving species of a lineage of critters, successfully adapting to their environment?