I'm sure everyone is familiar with the Darwinian theory on human evolution. This states that humans evolved from apes. A lot of smart people seems to think that this is true. But if it were true, why is it that till this very day, they have not yet found the missing link? I have come up with a theory of my own. That man did not evolve from apes. Man evolved from fishes.

All organisms in this planet started from a single celled life-form called a bacteria. Then from a single bacteria sprung a variety of multi-cellular, complex, intelligent life forms. Man is far more intelligent than the apes basing on the way of life of a community of apes. They eat lice! How intelligent is that!?

Fishes on the other hand are more intelligent than apes. Although they have relatively small brains, they have a similarity with humans in terms of behavior. Like for instance their habitat use behavior, fish-invertibrate symbiotic behavior, schooling behavior, the use of fish vocal patterns used as a tool to communicate to each other, and fish migrations are far advanced than any of the other species of the animal world. Far more advanced than the way of life of the apes.

Man evolved from fishes. So we were mermaids once. I personally think that scientists should devote their time in finding the real missing link. Mermaids. Heheheh...char lang!

I hope you like my theory...I know I do! ;-D