What is the importance of germs and how are they created and who created them. Did they evolve?

Question

Also what is the importance of ants and termites.

Answer 1

To understand the significance of germs, ants, and termites, learn about them, and draw your own conclusions, and report them. All life forms have significance. Sometimes we know the significance.

Evolution is an entirely different question. Microevolution is well supported by science. Macroevolution is conjecture, which might be true, or might not.

Answer 2

Germs are rarely important as they are mostly virus and disease causing bacteria, protozoa, and fungi. Like all organisms, they evolve and reproduce, in this case by asexually splitting and doubling. No one created germs, but Louis Pasteur developed the theory that germs cause disease in the 19th century.

You're going to have to ask the importance of ants and termites in a new question.

Answer 3

Germs are important because the caused animals to create an immune system. Germs evolved from single cellular lifeforms. They are the simplest life forms and they are the most basic population controller. They also are beneficial. The germs available today are different from the ones a billion years ago. They have evolved with us and other animals.