according to evolution, if I get bit by a snake and develop snake superpowers will my offspring have them too?

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Basically, Evolution is naturally occurring slow and steady process of changes in a special of an organism. So, even if a person develops snake superpowers it depende upon the other parents too, as the offspring is mix and match of both the DNAs of the parents. Logically its really unlikely. But chances are not zero if the parents has developed such powers.

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