It is not the strongest of the species that survive, but the ones most responsive to change.
(生き残るのは最も強い者ではなく、最も変化に対応できる者だ。)

It is not the strongest of the species that survive, but the ones most responsive to change.
(生き残るのは最も強い者ではなく、最も変化に対応できる者だ。)
On this day in 1833, Charles Darwin wrote in his diary about an Argentina practice of killing puppies to cure a leg injury. #CharlesDarwin
Evolution hadn't made it to medicine in the 19th Century. #DizgracelandDizigns #NetArt #GraphicTees
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This is so perfect a red rose I can hardly believe it grew outdoors on a bush in my garden. A big success for #VelvetFragrancia, planted as a bare-root, own-root twig last year, and a survivor of the severe (for DC) freeze that killed #MargaretMerril and #CharlesDarwin. #RoseWednesday #SeptemberRose
Words of wisdom. #CharlesDarwin #QuoteOftheDay
"It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is most responsive to change." - Charles Darwin 「生き残るのは、種の中で最も強いものでも、最も賢いものでもない。変化に最もよく適応するものである。」 - チャールズ・ダーウィン #quoteoftheday #CharlesDarwin
It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent; it is the one most adaptable to change.
(生き残る種とは、最も強いものでも最も賢いものでもなく、最も変化に適応できるものである。)
A man who dares to waste one hour of time has not discovered the value of life.
(一時間の時間を無駄にする勇気がある者は、人生の価値をまだ発見していない。)
This handsome 1969 #HarvardClassics edition of #CharlesDarwin 's #VoyageoftheBeagle would look lovely on your shelf! #Illustrated with #B&W #drawings. $15. #Booksky #NaturalHistory #animals
>L’arche de Darwin après son effondrement : les « Piliers de l’évolution »
https://2tout2rien.fr/l-arche-de-darwin-perd-son-sommet-et-devient-les-piliers-de-levolution/
DYK in 1999, Bruce Bagemihl showed members of 100s animal species have more nonprocreative sex than procreative? Despite #CharlesDarwin, the #SexDrive is more about the desire to connect than desire to reproduce. Ghosts of #HistSex still haunt.
The Beagle's arrival was the beginning of one of the most important field studies in the history of biology.
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#CharlesDarwin, sailing as #naturalist with #HMSBeagle, arrived in the #GalápagosIslands on #ThisDayInHistory in 1835. #Darwin's observations there, and famously a study of its #finches, was crucial in developing his theory of #NaturalSelection to explain the fact of #evolution.
On this day in 1835, Charles Darwin arrived in the Galapagos Islands aboard the HMS Beagle. His observations of the unique wildlife there would ultimately change science forever, inspiring his ground breaking theory of evolution.
En 1835, #CharlesDarwin arrive aux îles Galápagos.
Il constate des différences entre des espèces quasi identiques vivant sur différentes îles. Ce sera le fondement de sa théorie de l’évolution.
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In 1835, #CharlesDarwin arrived at the Galápagos islands.
His observations of the differences between nearly identical species living on different islands were the foundations of his theory of evolution.
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