And most aquatic life isn't?

Yep

And their bone and organ structure being nearly identical is also a coincidence?

Uhh can I have a whale skeleton beside a cow skeleton please?

You might be right I'm just checking

What are your thoughts on the legitimacy of the fossil record? @Deleted User

I'm specifically referring to the structure of their fins, because it's the most obvious example

Versus the legs and arms of mammals

They have similar parts

For a long time platypus weren't considered mammals but they are

So?

Fossil record?

You mean making an entire animal from half a jawbone?

You don’t know what the fossil record is???

Free pebble

Put the mute on me and free him in my place

No

What did he do? @lachlan 🥀

He's a commie

Nothing

Look at the fin

He got what he deserved

Lmao sperm

minus no legs

Haahahahahahhahahahahhahaahha

Haahaahhhahahahhahahaa

How does this not resemble a land mammal?

Yeah similar

I,dyin

draw legs on it

Nigga said sperm

Hahahahahahahaha

it looks like a predator you would find on land

Doesn't automatically mean the same

It’s evidence.

Towards a theory

Yes, of which virtually everything is.

Science isn't based around automatically assuming it's the same, and scientific theories aren't crafted in the same way we would generically use the word "theory"

I can't prove intelligent design it's a theory

I'm just looking for you to accept you can't prove evolution