Dumb little boomer man
I was reading this question on Reddit the other day, and in case you are a dumb little boomer man who doesn't know how to click links, i will put the question here for you to read:
"Let's say some guys in the future make a dimension where its a just an infinite McDonalds and they just throw 10 million of every animal on Earth in there, how would life evolve there? Would it be a place dominated by invertebrates?".
Why do we need to know this? We don't, but this is an InfoOwls article, and i am not here to teach you something. I am here to give people existential crisises, answer useless questions, and have fun. So that's exactly what i am going to do today.
Evolution explained
In 1959, Charles Darwin's theory of evolution was accepted as scientific fact. Darwin travelled around the world, and he realized that there was a different set of animals in every country. The animals were alike, but they were different in colour, body shape and abilities. Darwin made the theory that animals change based on their environment.
For example: bears got to the North Pole, darker bears got killed because they are easier to spot in the snow (nature is kinda racist ngl), bears with thin fur freezed to death because of the cold. Only lighter bears with thicker fur survive, these bears hold hands or something (idk how babies get born), and all of the bears from that moment on have light thick fur. This process repeats, and eventually, there are only polar bears.
Rules
So, how would animals evolve in an infinite McDonalds? Let's make some rules on how this dimensinon works, first.
Conclusion
Since food spoils, only scavengers will survive. But there is no sunlight, so everything will die eventually. Anticlimactic, isn't it?