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lions [1.4K]
3 years ago
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Why did life first occur in the oceans and not on Earth’s surface?

Biology
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SSSSS [86.1K]3 years ago
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Answer:

I think because many more bacteria and cells and etc were first like created in the water, they they developed and made bigger and bigger living organisms

ivanzaharov [21]3 years ago
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Answer:

Because God decided that he was gonna make animals first and he started with the ocean and then land and sky. He then made Adam to take care of all of the animals. But saw that he was lonely and made Eve with one of his ribs. He then put them in the garden of Eden with a tree that was forbidden to eat from. The tree of knowledge of the good and evil. One day eve was walking by the tree when a serpant asked her why they didn't eat from it. She replied by saying that God asked them to not eat from that tree. The serpant told Eve that God just doesn't want them to be knowledgeable like him. She took a bite of the apple and then gave some to Adam. They then realized that they were naked and made clothing from animal skin. This was what created sin. They tried to hide from God but he already knew and he banished them from the garden with angels and a fire sword at the enterance. He went to the serpant and cursed him for telling Eve to eat from the tree. Adam and Eve went on their way and had 2 boys. Cane and Abel.

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