• Question: How did the human race begin?

    Asked by aa to Claire, Liad, Ruth, Ryan, Mako on 13 Jun 2015. This question was also asked by jd1.
    • Photo: Ryan Cheale

      Ryan Cheale answered on 13 Jun 2015:

      Via evolution, everything started as a single celled organism and over millions of years evolution paved way for more complex life forms. Our predecessors were ‘neanderthals’ and had distinct characteristics that we no longer have but have plenty we do still have.

    • Photo: Ruth Elderfield

      Ruth Elderfield answered on 15 Jun 2015:

      Evolution. An amazing process where little tiny mistakes in copying DNA and RNA sometimes led to a slightly better way for cells to survive, then more little mistakes let to groups of different cells, then more complicated groups of cells working together that led to plants and animals. Its why we are so complicated today and all our bodies systems work, but not really in a straightforward and easy way.

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