Archimedes Plutonium wrote in
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Hello Sean. I need to find out some information about these
creatures that live underground and eat just rocks. Supposedly
they are some of the oldest life known on Earth and some have even
conjectured that they were the first life which evolved into all
the other lifeforms.

You are asking me to answer a lot of stuff, much of it is outside of
my ability, I am going to snip out stuff that I am not going to
approach. I could tell you that the underground creatures are called
"Worms", but that neglects your intelligence. I suppose that you are
actually discussing microorganisms that use non-organic chemicals
for energy.


What I need to find out is whether these rock-eating creatures
have natural enemies. Animals depend on photosynthetic or
rock-eaters. But photosynthetic and rock-eaters according to
Darwin do not need animal creatures.

Every organism on the planet is consumed either before or after
death by at least one other. Many plants require pollination by
animals, so in that way they also need animal creatures.



Sean, would you happen to know whether the biologists and
paleontologists that are finding the most primitive life forms
whether animal microorganisms are appearing in about equal
numbers???

It has been a rule for a long time that the consumed far outnumber
the consumers. This must be because your food must have time to grow
another meal in the time it takes you to digest your last one.


If Darwin was correct and I am wrong then there should be a period
in ancient fossils where animal like microorganisms no longer
appear but only plant like microorganisms that live either on the
Sun energy or rock-eating-energy.

Or a period when it is difficult to distinguish between the
plantlike and the animallike.



So we divide the entire classification of Life into 2 categories
of Plant kingdom and Animal kingdom where their size ranges from
microscopic to macroscopic. Viruses are simple mobile genetics
such as transposons. And Animals differ from plants inversely by
quantum compliments and only in water does the plant kingdom and
animal kingdom match one another directly.


2 categories isn't enough, even if we rename them as autotropic and
exotropic. A few things aren't as picky as that.


Sean