The reason why human beings can become the hegemons of nature is inseparable from the evolution of nature, if it were not for the fact that evolution has left excellent individuals, human beings are likely to be just an ape, living a life of drinking hairy blood every day, let alone dominating the earth. But is it necessarily better to evolve too fast? The Steam survival sandbox game ARK: Survival Evolved tells us that this is not necessarily true, and in ARK: Survival Evolved, there are some high-level creatures that are rare in number, but the lower-order creatures are everywhere.
For example, the overlord-level dinosaur southern giant beast dragon in "ARK: Survival Evolution", which is a creature that can be called invincible, it can wantonly slaughter almost all the creatures in front of it, even the Tyrannosaurus rex is difficult to escape the fate of being slaughtered, but it is such a powerful dinosaur, its number is not very much in "ARK: Survival Evolution", a large part of it is because it evolves too fast, resulting in too single species, and finally the number is delayed.
On the contrary, it is the pterosaur of "ARK: Survival Evolution", the number of this creature can be described everywhere in "Ark: Survival Evolution", and its species are also many, there are Aeolian Pterodactyl, Ridge-jawed Pterodactyl, Ancient Pterodactyl, Toothless Pterodactyl, etc., super many species make it show strong resistance in the face of uncertainties in nature, even if one pterosaur is extinct in the future, other pterosaurs will also survive healthily in the world of "Ark: Survival Evolution".
From here, it can be seen that the evolution is too fast and not all of it is a good thing, but this situation is also for the ARK: Survival Evolution as a whole, if you put aside the resistance of the entire species, a single creature that evolves fast is still very cool, and take the Southern Giant Beast Dragon, there is no creature in the entire "ARK: Survival Evolution" world that can compete with it, which makes it enjoy the taste of being alone.