These "super" animals, inside a single species, may have developed some sort of genetic mutation allowing for easier grip on prey, faster movement, quicker reflexes, or just plainly made them more attractive to the opposite sex in their species. In any case, this mutation, this freak of nature, has caused the animals to live, and breed, and pass down it's mutation to it's offspring...
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In any case, this mutation, this freak of nature, has caused the animals to live, and breed, and pass down it's mutation to it's offspring. When a primitive Homo Habillis gave birth to young that could eventually stand taller and straighter than it's ancestors was anything marvelous thought of it? When this taller primate gave birth to increasingly upright offspring, again, was anything marvelous thought of that? Yet finally when an adult Homo Habillis stood vertically enough to reach fruit on the trees, to use more force than it's counterparts, and stand erect there was a breakthrough...
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