crjmurray
The Bear. Not The Bull.
That's like saying you want a giraffe to be like a turtle but still be a giraffe. It doesn't make any sense. The fact is that animals are identified by their characteristics, so different characteristics would make it a different animal.
Furthermore, the primary thing an evolutionist will do when they discover an animal with unique characteristics is to infer an imaginary evolutionary lineage that gave rise to those characteristics.
It's not like that at all. If I came across a bird that for all intents and purposes was genetically identical to a pelican but with the addition of mammalian breasts then there would not be an explanation that could be reconciled with our current understanding of common descent. If its the pelican that is confusing you, you can go participate in my hypothetical thread where I am addressing this issue.
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