The tragedy of Dirb mountain
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- If the birds didn't meet the requirements that land A or B offered, they would have died out. for example, in Land A, where bugs roamed, only the Small beaked birds were able to live through the generations, since the requirements were kinder to their species rather than the large beaked bird species.
- There were the dirbs, a species that ate bugs and fishes, couldn't fly far, and had a variety of beaks. They all never bothered each other.
- one day God gets bored and decides to split the Dirb land in half with a mountain, creating land A and land B. The Birds couldn't fly very far, so they couldn't make it over the very tall mountain, even with the windś help.
- In land B, there were mainly fishes, and only the Dirbs with big beaks were able to swallow these fishes whole. Birds with smaller beaks had a very hard time eating, let alone catching, these fishes and in the process, waste a lot of energy, making them unable to reproduce.
- (this is Land B)
- the mountain that seperates the land
- (this is land A other side of the mountain)
- After 100 generations of Dirbs have passed, god decided to remove the mountain, so the land of the dribs was no longer separated. unfortunately, the Dirbs could not recognize each other, officially creating two different species, the Firds(fish-eating birds) and the Girds(Bug eating birds). They never paid attention to each other because they mainly stayed on their respective former part of the land since 1) they had everything they needed there and 2) there would be no reason for the species to trespass on the other Fird/Girb land.
- In land A, there were only bugs, the Dirbs with small and narrow beaks were able to penetrate through a bug-built hole and pick out bugs like a monkey feasting on a bug hill with a stick.
- (Land A again)
- (Land B again)
- (Original land once again)
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