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Show Notes
The hero shrew of Congo possesses an extraordinary spine that can withstand a full-grown person standing on it, yet remains flexible enough for the animal to turn completely around in tight spaces. This remarkable backbone defies evolutionary explanations with its unique interlocking vertebrae and specialized muscles found nowhere else in nature.
Scientists have struggled to explain how such complex engineering could arise through gradual evolution. Despite discovering what they claim is an evolutionary intermediate, researchers still cannot identify the specific behavior that would drive such dramatic spinal modifications. The Mangbetu people have long marveled at this creature's incredible strength, but modern science continues to search for answers about its origins and purpose.
🔗 Links and Show Notes
- Original article: Evolution cannot tame the hero shrew
- Shrews eating peppers
- The bat, the shrew, and the impossible ‘brew’
- Gene duplication, protein evolution, and the origin of shrew venom
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