How did the first few cells transform into animals and later, humans?

Answer 1

Because of errors while duplicating, a viable 2 cell organism was formed, 3 etc., etc, though this process of mutation, animals were formed and eventually, us. A roll of the dice in astronomical proportions.

This process can be describes, supported but not imagined, really, that is why we have religion.

According to Darwin, we all descended from that first spark of life (which may have been less that a one cell organism).

Answer 2

in the beginning, the earth's climate and such were pretty unstable, plus there were a lot of different elements all mixing around before the atmosphere really formed up. the hotter climate and unsteady weather welcomed a lot of chemical reactions and whatnot, which eventually "by luck" created lil droplets of things......mutations and stuff because of the changing earth was common (compared to now) and yeah, some mutations stuck, others died out. eventually tho, you get what you see now. there were a loooot of other animal species that died out cuz....well the environment had the best of them. really favorable mutations in an environment are the reason for humans today.

Answer 3

It didn't happen that way....it can't. God spoke, and it was. And, think of it this way.....not only would every living thing have to have just happened ....it would had to happen, male and female and all the plants and animals. I prefer God speaking...rather than pure chance BS.

Answer 4

Millions of years of genetic mistakes (some of them beneficial).

Or maybe an invisible man in the sky clapped his hands...

Answer 5

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