Immani864
Immani864
10-03-2016
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What do fish and giraffes have in common
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byu58
byu58
10-03-2016
Both fish and giraffes are the product of an ongoing phenomenon called natural selection. Of course if you aren't into that kind of thing they are also both made of cells.
Both are living organisms
And the list goes on and on.
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NikashaSapphire5
NikashaSapphire5
10-03-2016
They have backbones I guess...
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