The Theory of Evolution That Is so Interesting That You Can't Sleep

There are a dazzling variety of creatures in the world: from bacteria as small as invisible to the naked eye, to huge whales. So, why do there exist so many kinds of organisms, and why do these organisms have the characteristics to adapt to their environment? At one time, people believed that "living things are what they are now from the moment they are born and will not change over time." Later, people began to think that "living things are not static, but will change with time." This latter view is called "evolution". How did the "theory of evolution" appear? How was it accepted by humans? To what extent can the modern "evolutionary theory" explain biological diversity? How has the "theory of evolution" developed new developments? This book will describe the evolutionary adventure of biodiversity and adaptability as simply and clearly as possible, presenting readers with an unexpected and wonderful ecological world.