The egg came first. You see, an almost-evolved animal could give a fully-evolved egg, but an almost-evolved egg MUST give a almost-evolved animal. I'M A GENIUS!!!!!!! The egg came from a almost-chicken!!
I usually answer that crocodiles, fish, dinosaurs and other things were laying eggs long, LONG before chickens existed. Or even birds.
Your answer is sound, though. A proto-chicken could lay a chicken egg, but a chicken could not hatch from a proto-chicken egg.
Tiny quibble, there's no such thing as "almost-evolved". Whatever came before chickens were full creatures themselves, not progressing towards being chickens. Your meaning is clear, but the language is imprecise.
I usually answer that crocodiles, fish, dinosaurs and other things were laying eggs long, LONG before chickens existed. Or even birds.
ReplyDeleteYour answer is sound, though. A proto-chicken could lay a chicken egg, but a chicken could not hatch from a proto-chicken egg.
Tiny quibble, there's no such thing as "almost-evolved". Whatever came before chickens were full creatures themselves, not progressing towards being chickens. Your meaning is clear, but the language is imprecise.
How's the Tale of Q-G-23 coming?
well, I stopped working on it for a while, but i'll get back on it
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