We’re Winners!

Scientists have declared mammals the winners of evolution and reptiles the losers. Though there is some bias there (most scientists are mammals), it seems like a fair ruling. I always knew we would win. When mammals first came on the scene, everyone was like, “Look at those stupid rats. They’ll be crushed by mighty dinosaurs.” But I was like, “Hey, I wouldn’t underestimate them.” And then the mammals murdered all the dinosaurs and took over. It’s not really clear how, but the fossil record suggests space lasers.

So, can reptiles ever make a comeback? I doubt it. They’re old and stupid and no one ever really liked them. Who I’m worried about is that dark horse team: the amphibians. No one ever thought much of them with how they live on land but have to lay eggs in water — that really limits their habitat — but maybe they’ll surprise us one day. If you see frogs around — like too many frogs — get worried. And if you see a hellbender, head for the hills (amphibians don’t like hills because they’re too far from water).

23 Comments

  1. Don’t write off the reptiles just yet. For example Burmese pythons have just about completely taken over the swamps of Florida. Cane toads are about to overrun Australia and Washington DC has more then it’s fair share of snakes in the grass.

  2. What about bactiera. They were here before us and will be here after us. The swine flu seems to be the latest inseveral attack. SARS, Messles, Rubella, The Spanish inqusition, The black plague, All brougt on by the Bactiera.

  3. I suspect Hannibal Lecter is a Highly-evolved Amphibian. He gets to eat what bugs him.>>> When the Lizard People of Planet X come out of hibernation due to Global Warming, we’ll see who the winners are. They’ve already perfected cloning of dinosaurs, and have the missile launchers on the mother ship.

  4. Clowns! Nobody has ever explained clowns to me! I don’t know where they came from and all I know is that they are bad! Very very bad! Clowns need to be watched closely! I don’t like them!

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