Did you know that no wild animals, birds or fish will breed with a different species?

Question

But you put wild ducks together in a pen and they have no one from their species to breed with, then the males will breed with the females. Seems to me it weould be the same with humans. You could dump a million whites and blacks in the center of the city and with no coersion or outside interference you could come back 5 years later and they would totally separated. I've come to believe this is why blacks and whites are forced to go to school together and why they bussed kids all over the place. There can't be another reason.

Answer 1

um.....ok!?

Answer 2

Sadly, you are grossly mistaken. Animals in the wild DO breed with different species. Both ligers (lion-tiger) and wolphins (whale-dolphins) have been found in the wild - two different species producing offspring without being cooped up. And these are only cases in which living offspring are prouced - who knows how many "liasons" there have been which were not witnessed and produced no progeny?

Answer 3

This looks like a racist question. All humans on this planet, whether yellow, white, brown, or red, are members of the same species--homo sapiens sapiens. And people of different skin colors DO marry and mate, successfully, quite frequently, producing great offspring of mixed races, like Tiger Woods.

Answer 4

let me guess ;-) you live in the south, are a "christian", think our president actually has an i.q. over 102, are hoping to fight in iran when the time comes, love to hunt small mammals, would rather watch nascar than almost anything else, feel that giving up all civil liberties is better than risking devastation by the muslim hordes.... am i on the right track? ;-)

Answer 5

You need to review " the biological species concept". Ducks are all of one genus, though they may possible interbreed. ( not my area ) Humans are all one species and do interbreed per the above concept.

Answer 6

have you ever heard of the "humanzee"? it's half human, half chimpanzee...it was on the discovery channel.