What will animals look like in a million years? Can you imagine that?

If there were animals in the world in 1 million years, what would they have evolved like? We all know that climate, water, oxygen levels, and even gravity can affect the evolution of life. For example, as the greenhouse effect increases, some birds may lose their warm feathers and retain only their fluff, suddenly looking like a cat with a pointed beak.

And what about pet cats? The soft and smooth fur on its body will also become shorter and shorter, and it may even lose all its cats, but also keep itself cool and free from heat stroke.

But the most terrifying thing is that rats can become as big as cats. You must know that just millions of years ago, rats were the size of a human little finger at the beginning, hiding in burrows all day long, and their size was very small, which could prevent predators from killing them, after all, there was not much meat. But now that the number of natural predators is decreasing, the number of human settlements is increasing, food resources are becoming more and more abundant, and the rats are slowly growing bigger and bigger day by day, this is the mystery of biological evolution.

The existence of human beings has been destroying the ecological environment of the earth, and at that time, green plants and grasses will disappear in a large area, and some will even become extinct, and there will be no food. Herbivorous animals such as deer, zebras, and elephants become smaller and smaller in size in order to survive, and their ears, tails, and eyes change in order to adapt to their environment. After the herbivores become smaller, they are enriched with some food for birds of prey**, which also causes the size of these birds of prey to further increase, on the one hand, they get more food, and at the same time, in places like Africa, where the air is drier, some animals will learn to take water from the air, they will have horns similar to funnels, or other things, and in the early morning, when the humidity is heavier, it will be covered with dew, and like lizards, its well shed will evolve larger, used to catch rain and dewdrops.

Human beings will also evolve with the change of the environment, such as hair, beard, eyebrows, etc. will degenerate, limbs will be more slender and longer, at that time, long legs can be seen everywhere, and toes will slowly degenerate, because there are fewer opportunities to walk, and the brain and head will be more developed. The average human lifespan may exceed 100 years. The evolution of life is also affected by the food chain, but human beings have jumped out of the food chain.

In 1 million years, we will probably be able to genetically modify our bodies, and perhaps by that time there will be no pure-blooded humans like we have now.

It is estimated that it is more handsome. It's conceivable, but not particularly thoughtful.

They may all become amphibians, they can climb trees on land and water, and even they have evolved to be similar to humans, they can do simple jobs, let them go to school, learn simple civilized etiquette, if they want to come to the place where humans live, they must abide by the rules of humans, if they are troublesome, they can go back to their own territory to live.

The United States has a history of hundreds of years, in fact, according to today's human beings, the future human beings and future animal evolution will not change much, because the temperature has not changed, the climate has not changed.

From a human perspective, looking at things before or after eons of age always feels a little ridiculous. But in fact, human geology and paleontology are all committed to studying the past history for a better future. With humanity's current grasp of what is happening in Earth's geological time, we seem to be qualified for the Earth's biosphere 100 million years from now.

Key hand chop. Of course, the earth in 100 million years will actually have a close relationship with human beings. Because of human industrial activities, the greenhouse gas content on the earth is increasing at an unimaginable rate, which is actually a process of quantitative change causing qualitative change. Although it is considered by human beings to be short-sighted that greenhouse gas emissions only increase the earth's temperature by one or two degrees Celsius, if quantitative changes continue to accumulate, there will be a day when qualitative changes occur.

The temperature of the Earth during the Carboniferous Period, which was about 15 degrees Celsius warmer than the current average, was a real greenhouse Earth, which produced the most lush flowers, as well as the most bizarre animals. In 100 million years, the earth may return to the Carboniferous period. The same goes for animals.

Let's take a look at what the Earth will look like in 100 million years. As the tectonic plates continue to move, Antarctica drifts to the south temperate zone, while Australia, Asia and North America merge again to form a new primordial continent.

Rising sea levels have also turned many low-lying landmasses into floods. In Bangladesh in South Asia, this low-lying area has the potential to form a vast coastal swamp tidal flat, a rich but shady body of water that is capable of evolving terrifying species. The consequences of rising sea levels of nearly 100 metres have been enormous, with shallow seas replacing offshore plains as an important ecosystem.

Compared to the deep sea environment, shallow waters are a paradise for biological evolution, with plenty of sunshine and nutrients. Many new species will also emerge that live exclusively in this ecosystem.

For example, shallow sea octopuses may appear. This is a new member of the octopus family, which is already a species that can adapt to the offshore environment, and in the face of such a vast shallow sea, the octopus will naturally not be absent. In shallow waters, octopuses are at home to their wrists and feet, and it is likely that they have evolved the ability to breathe air, adapting to the varying depths of shallow waters.

Then there are the giant gliding birds. It is believed to have evolved from falcons, because of the movement of the plates, which created higher plateaus, and this giant bird resembles the pterosaurs of the dinosaur era, from the plateau with its gliding ability to dominate the sky. What do you think?

We don't actually know what dinosaurs looked like. What the dinosaurs look like in the movie.

This is usually not a complete skeleton. Hence an ancient artist who specialized in painting ancient animals based on scientific evidence. Usually only the dinosaur of the ** that covers the bones of the beam is depicted.

Whether it's obese or muscular or whatever, the appearance of a dinosaur is familiar to us, it looks like a fossil with scales.

On the other hand, if people are in the next 1 million years, look at modern stones and animal bones. And use the same principles in the analysis. The appearance of animals in this era also changes.

But what will they look like? Let's go check it out.

1.Cats2.Swans

Baboons4.Rhinoceros5.Zebras

Elephants7.Hummingbirds8.Cattle

HippopotamusDinosaur drawings often exaggerate the animal's head and claws. Hippos' teeth are more prominent. Including the more pronounced facial structure actually even the lizard's mouth is covered with a layer of sticky tissue, and its teeth are barely visible.

Modern animals with strange skulls, such as hippos, look completely unfamiliar. Do you still want to think of other animals as dinosaurs? What do you think it will look like?

Over the past 100 years, Dachshunds, German Shepherds, Basset Spaniels, Pugs, Bull Terriers, and Shar Pei have evolved significantly, and there is a big difference from 100 years ago.

Creatures that show signs of evolution are rats, elephants, snails, spiders, humans, apes, bears, and lizards.

There are all these obviously evolved creatures, rats, bats, beggar dogs, toads, monkeys, wolfdogs, etc.

Will humans evolve into gods in a million years?

Humans will evolve like aliens, and their eyes will be large, silvery-white. It's not a natural human anymore, it's evolved into a very high-tech species.

After millions of years, human beings should be able to freely control the direction of evolution, and when the time comes, it is possible to combine humans and machines to achieve mechanical ascension and become a higher-level life.

I don't know, no one can say what will happen in a hundred years, but human beings should still be human beings, but the social development at that time was more rapid.

I think that if humans still exist in 1 million years, I think humans will be very happy, our daily lives will be replaced by robots, and our daily travel will be autonomous.

Maybe there is no need to eat and communicate as you do now. Perhaps humans will evolve more advanced digestive systems and language abilities to replace some of the existing defects.

Big head. Because the direction of human evolution is intelligence, it will continue to develop the brain, so it will evolve into a big head.

will turn into a bald head. Because the earth's temperature is getting higher and higher, the greenhouse effect is getting stronger and stronger, and the warmth of hair will disappear.

It will become very advanced, very advanced, with a very powerful high-tech, very powerful feeling.

Perhaps human beings will have a longer lifespan, will evolve skills suitable for this slowly harsh environment, and may be able to spontaneously purify nature.