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Animal's Transition From Water To Land (evolution) by adjoviomole(m): 12:15pm On Sep 27, 2016
We have heard tales of scientist saying animals evolved from water to become land animals, dey even used a fish the coelycanth as a missing link of this transition, only to be shamed wen d fish was caught alive without any changesgrin

If the transition was true, den how will dey explain dis
The Kidney Barrier
Fish release harmful byproducts in their bodies
directly into the water. Terrestrial animals,
however, need kidneys. Therefore, any animal
that makes the transition from water to land
requires kidneys before making the change.
However, kidneys have a highly complex
structure. Moreover, a kidney has to be fully
formed and flawless if it is to function. Only
50%, or 70% or even 90% of a kidney will
serve no purpose. Since the theory of
evolution is predicated on the idea that organs
that are not used disappear over time, a kidney
that is 50% lacking will be eliminated from the
body at the first stage of evolution

If one fish that moved out of the water onto dry land couldn't survive for longer than a minute or two, then any of the other fish that did so would also die within a few minutes. Even if fish kept making the same attempts for millions of years, the end result would always be the same: All the fish would die. No organ as complex as the lung can emerge suddenly, by way of mutation. Yet a half-lung would serve no purpose at all. Both fossil findings and physiological studies totally disprove the
claim that fish are the ancestors of terrestrial animals. The huge anatomical and physiological differences between marine and
terrestrial animals cannot possibly be bridged by gradual
evolution based on chance. Among the most evident of these
differences:

So if d fish disposed its gills it will die, and if dey don't have a fully functioning kidney dey will die on land. So was it a rapid transformation or d gradual process like evolutionist claim?

Over to the wise men.

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Re: Animal's Transition From Water To Land (evolution) by Nobody: 12:18pm On Sep 27, 2016
Go ask the scientists them when tell you na.

Na we tell you?

Abi we don get scientists for Nairaland? grin
Re: Animal's Transition From Water To Land (evolution) by felixomor: 12:22pm On Sep 27, 2016
adjoviomole:
We have heard tales of scientist saying animals evolved from water to become land animals, dey even used a fish the coelycanth as a missing link of this transition, only to be shamed wen d fish was caught alive without any changesgrin

If the transition was true, den how will dey explain dis
The Kidney Barrier
Fish release harmful byproducts in their bodies
directly into the water. Terrestrial animals,
however, need kidneys. Therefore, any animal
that makes the transition from water to land
requires kidneys before making the change.
However, kidneys have a highly complex
structure. Moreover, a kidney has to be fully
formed and flawless if it is to function. Only
50%, or 70% or even 90% of a kidney will
serve no purpose. Since the theory of
evolution is predicated on the idea that organs
that are not used disappear over time, a kidney
that is 50% lacking will be eliminated from the
body at the first stage of evolution

If one fish that moved out of the water onto dry land couldn't survive for longer than a minute or two, then any of the other fish that did so would also die within a few minutes. Even if fish kept making the same attempts for millions of years, the end result would always be the same: All the fish would die. No organ as complex as the lung can emerge suddenly, by way of mutation. Yet a half-lung would serve no purpose at all. Both fossil findings and physiological studies totally disprove the
claim that fish are the ancestors of terrestrial animals. The huge anatomical and physiological differences between marine and
terrestrial animals cannot possibly be bridged by gradual
evolution based on chance. Among the most evident of these
differences:

So if d fish disposed its gills it will die, and if dey don't have a fully functioning kidney dey will die on land. So was it a rapid transformation or d gradual process like evolutionist claim?

Over to the wise men.

Its obvious brother.
Its only those who will willfully deny the truth that will believe the tales by moonlight of "fish evolution.
They only
use such tales to attempt to silence their conscience.
Re: Animal's Transition From Water To Land (evolution) by adjoviomole(m): 12:40pm On Sep 27, 2016
felixomor:


Its obvious brother.
Its only those who will willfully deny the truth that will believe the tales by moonlight of "fish evolution.
They only
use such tales to attempt to silence their conscience.


No mind dem, I wil keep giving dem crios headache.

I was even banned in d religion section for some days without doing anything o.

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Re: Animal's Transition From Water To Land (evolution) by adjoviomole(m): 12:42pm On Sep 27, 2016
Demigods666:
Go ask the scientists them when tell you na.

Na we tell you?

Abi we don get scientists for Nairaland? grin


Yes nacheesy dem plenty wella. The so called wise men *atheist* grin
Re: Animal's Transition From Water To Land (evolution) by Nobody: 8:20am On Sep 28, 2016
I see your back with your useless posts again. Go and read kwanu
Re: Animal's Transition From Water To Land (evolution) by Nobody: 10:59am On Sep 28, 2016
Lennycool:
I see your back with your useless posts again. Go and read kwanu


His post clearly shows that he has actually read up on it before asking your likes the question he just did.
Re: Animal's Transition From Water To Land (evolution) by Seun(m): 9:47pm On Oct 04, 2016
adjoviomole:
The Kidney Barrier Fish release harmful byproducts in their bodies directly into the water. Terrestrial animals, however, need kidneys. Therefore, any animal that makes the transition from water to land requires kidneys before making the change.
Actually, lots of fish have kidneys: http://kidneys-are-us.weebly.com/fish.html
Re: Animal's Transition From Water To Land (evolution) by 4everGod1: 10:02pm On Oct 04, 2016
Seun:
Actuslly, lots of fish have kidneys: http://kidneys-are-us.weebly.com/fish.html


Since lots of "other" fish have kidneys why then did evolutionists try to use the coelycanth as the missing evolution link only for the fish to appear years later and by itself said....Abeg o no be me o...I no waka comot from water enter land o...

Can you answer this?
Re: Animal's Transition From Water To Land (evolution) by wirinet(m): 11:12pm On Oct 04, 2016
The OP has no clue on what evolution is, but copy and paste irrelevant articles without even reading or understanding it and then tries to use it to discredit evolution to promote his creation doctrine.
Where did you get the stupid idea that coalecanth is the missing link between fish and land animals? Please Google and read up on the mudskipper.
Where will you place amphibians?

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