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    4. how many poor alligators had to drown before EVOLUTION decided they needed a flap to close off their throat and nostrils?
    how many poor alligators had to drown before EVOLUTION decided they needed a flap to close off their throat and nostrils?

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      The ones with the best physical potential for their enviorenment tend to stay alive longer and have more chips of the old block as a result?
      14 years ago. Rating: 1
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        the stronger the better
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