Is it possible for species to continue to evolve in the future?

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Yes, I believe so. There are still some animals that are evolving right now. Humans evolved a lot in the past 100 years. With hair especially, animals will have to evolve to keep living through changes of weather. Like in the future the earth might move further away from the sun, which would make it much colder. Animals would have to evolves to stay warm, like they might grow more fur/hair. Or if it moves closer to the sun they would maybe lose fur/hair. If the earth flooded then they would have to by swimmers/flyers.

Hope I helped!

DiKsa [7]2 years ago

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Species will always continue to evolve, so long as life on earth still exists. Natural selection is a never ending process that helps organisms better adapt and survive in their respective environment. However it is also important to note that evolution is an unimaginably slow process that takes course over millions of years, much too long to notice any substantial changes in our lifetimes. Hope this helped.

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