New research suggests evolution might favor 'survival of the laziest'
New
research suggests evolution might favor 'survival of the laziest'
August 21, 2018, University of Kansas
"Maybe in the long term the best
evolutionary strategy for animals is to be lassitudinous and sluggish—the lower
the metabolic rate, the more likely the species you belong to will
survive," Lieberman said. "Instead of 'survival of the fittest,'
maybe a better metaphor for the history of life is 'survival of the laziest' or
at least 'survival of the sluggish.'"A turtle can live up to 100 years and everything is slow and peacefull
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