How Animals Adapt To Their Environment

 We have learned in our neuroscience that there is a distinct difference between humans and animals. There is not even a significant separation. This often worries me that we took our survival instincts and pushed them to an extreme.

Things like parasites are made to self regulate. For instance, bacteria eat each other and produce more pathogens than they themselves can digest. But they still survive. At the same time, insects will eat rats and chickens, they don’t catch it.

How can we keep these things in check?

By taking pleasure in being animals ourselves, learning the facts of evolution, and improving our reproduction patterns. Animals don’t want to kill themselves. They love their lives too much. Animals can survive on the arable land.

 

How do animals count

One of the key discoveries of the last decade is that our ability to understand numbers has its roots in our animal ancestry, not in the use of our language or speech. Given the variety of situations in which man uses arithmetic, it is impossible to imagine human life without these numbers.

But what were the benefits of our ancestors' ability to use numbers until they became human? First of all, how did animals understand these numbers?

It is now known that the way to understand numbers creates opportunities for survival, so this ability is found in many kinds of creatures. Numerous studies that have studied animals while living in their environment have shown that these numbers are used to find food sources for themselves, to avoid extinction, to determine their directions, and to maintain their social life. I use it to burn together.

Before the evolution of the creature that had the power of numerology, the cell seen under the microscope --- the oldest living thing in the world --- knew how to use the information of numbers. Bacteria survive the process of choosing their food from their surroundings, mostly when they divide themselves for growth.Anyway microbiologists have found as of late that microscopic organisms additionally have their very own public activity and can detect the presence and monster dance of different microorganisms. All in all, they can detect the quantities of microbes.