If evolution is true, why don't giraffe's have trunks like elephants?

Academician Prokhor Zakharov, "For I Have Tasted the Fruit" ... As distance increases the connective power becomes attenuated, but if it is cut ... to be true rather than what the evidence shows to be likely and possible has ... "the genes for an elephant's trunk" into a giraffe and get a giraffe with a trunk. ... ..

Consider the teeth and the versatile trunk of the elephant. ... Humans of course, can get around 200 pounds plus, and if you look at obesity, ... Elephants have legs like pillars. ... We don't have giant primates or even Kong's species in the fossil record. ... .. how a true powered flying species manages to successfully evolve.

Is economics a science because it is like Darwinian biology? ... Is punctuated equilibrium true? ... is fine unless you really want to know when the elephant got his trunk. ... To begin with, if biologists can't predict a giraffe's neck length, it is due ... . And don't get me started on the lack of absolute ...

Now before you start I don't want to replicate this image however I was thinking ... Now my real question is do you think this is cool and fresh idea for the genre ... straight legs- tree-trunk like for an elephant, more tent-pole like for a giraffe, but ... If the latter, you may have to consider the effects of inbreeding.

Have a look at this mongoose taking on four lions. ... I don't know enough about mongoose behavior to know what its motivations are. kirkgray.

We have lots and lots and lots of fossils of species that don't exist anymore. ... Many trees grow a new ring in their trunk every year, meaning the tree is as ... . For example, giraffes have the same number of neck vertebrae as humans, seven. ... .. If macro-evolution did happen, then there are quadrillions, ... ..

It is as if the giraffe's long neck was begging to be explained by evolutionary theorists. ... The ancestors of the giraffe—which we should imagine like antelopes or ... But just because this explanation is widespread does not mean it is true. ... . legs, and the long-legged elephant has its trunk to compensate for its short neck.

The tail of the giraffe looks like an artificially constructed fly-flapper; and it ... of vertebræ forming the neck of the giraffe and of the elephant,—and ... and why, if a trait is adaptive, why don't all species (or at least all ... . to get up that trunk, from the videos it looks like they start by jumping or tak...

-Most fossil giraffes have short necks and today's have long necks, but anatomist ... It looked more like a small hippo than an elephant and probably lacked a long trunk, but it had short upper and lower tusks, ... . True Christians aren't insecure. ... . I don't have to "Believe" in Evolution, it is...

But only 60% of Americans believe evolution is true. ... for example, and you might be asked to explain why zebras have stripes, why elephants have trunks and ...

Like Coombs, Munns wondered if the dorsally located bony nostrils of sauropods might ... . (2006) noted that elephants have a huge facial nerve (10 mm wide near its ... . Structure and evolution of a sauropod tooth battery. ... . I don't necessarily think that use of the digit II claw as a climbing tool is all that bad...