The Evolution of Hardware

One day a volcanic eruption created the plastica nonhelica. This species had ridges to
protect themselves. However this did not protect them so a mutation occurred that caused their
brittle insides to be protected by hard metal. This protected the plasticum metallica from
predators. The volcanic eruption created thousands of rocks that littered the ground and
disrupted their habitat. This is when the metallum continuus was created. This species was able
to climb under rocks and live. When they left the rocks, birds swooped down and easily picked
them up, this led to a mutation that created the orbis continuous species. Being circles they
were able to roll away easier, and were harder to pick up. After they turned into circles they
mutated to become thumbtacks because they had to find a way to survive the massive
tornadoes that swept through their land. This species was called orbis acer. When there
seemed to be no more tornados their sharp extrusions were slowing them down while hunting
so over time they disappeared. A random mutation occurred that split each of the organisms
creating the orbis non continuous and another mutation occurred which created padding so that
they could jump from rock to rock safely creating the Orbis gummy species. Overtime they
evolved caps to protect themselves from falling ashes from another volcanic eruption. This
species is called Helical Orbis continuous. Slowly the caps disappeared and half of the
population evolved to have rubber of the insides. Unfortunately this help no benefits for their
species, so they all died. The other half of the population evolved from having a cap to having
handles. This speeches was the Orbis ansa. Although these handles made it easier for them to
swing from tree to tree, it also made it easier for predators to grab them out of mid air. Due to
this their handle slowly disappeared and only their bodies were left. More and more animals
appeared in their habitat so they had to find a new home. They decided to live in the ground so
they evolved to have threads around her body so they could dig to make the new home. This
created the Helica Flavus species. Although being gold made them stand out, which they liked it
also made them extremely easy to spot from far away. To help them hide, they change their
color to become camouflage. This new species was the Helica praefloro. When they thought
they needed a change they moved to the beach. What they didn't know was that the beach was
filled with shiny silver rocks and being tarnished made them stand out again. So again they
changed their color, this time to shiny silver so they could camouflage in the rocks. This was the
Helica argentes species. While digging their new home they met many new animals. Most of
these animals were nice, but one species, the gophers, were not. The gophers would chase
them around saying they were hungry and that the color silver made them taste better than any
of the other animals. To save themselves they turned black to match the dirt and to see
underground, creating the Helica ater. As they were digging further and further down the dirt
continuously became tougher. To get through the dirt they evolved to become stronger which
made them fatter. This was the Helica steal-dux species. They also evolved to have a large eye
to see better underground. At this point another random mutation occurred to half of the
population. This mutation turned half of them silver again which quickly attracted the gophers
and all the Helica longus were eaten. After eating the Helica longus the gophers were poisoned
which killed a few of them, and the rest of them moved away because they were afraid that they
would get poisoned too. This made it possible for the Helica stela-dux species to come back to
the surface and turn silver again. While digging upwards they put much pressure on their small
bodies which made them smaller and fatter, creating the Helica grandus species. As the ground
got easier to dig through half of the Helica grandus species slowly lost their sharp tail becoming
the Helica terebrare species. The two different families then had an unfortunate and horrible
fight which made those without the sharp rail move away. Those that still had the sharp tail
mutated back to being skinnier instead of fat creating the Helica Normativum species. Predators
of these creatures drove them up into trees which turned them into the Helica Flexus species.
However, they kept falling off the trees until a mutation occurred that curved their head, and they
could hook themselves onto the branches. To better conform to their new environment the curve
became less pronounced to get food. This species was called the Helica Flexus non continuous
species. The predators left the ground, so they could adapt to live back on the ground becoming
the convexus crux-dux. One day a continent collided with their continent, and another species
was developed. This species was the convexus linea-dux species. The convexus crux-dux
species evolved into the triangulum crux-dux because of birds picking them up, so they became
small. The convexus linea-dux evolved into the Triangulum linea-dux because birds picked them
up too, so they also became smaller. However, the Triangulum crux-dux and the Triangulum
linea-dux competed for the same food, so they ate each other. A new species was found, this
was the Talea Helica species, whose food source was the talea Flexus and eventually killed
them because they ate them all. To conform to their new diet less ridges were formed creating
the talea tuberculum species. This species turned into the Talea parvus-dux species because
they got taller to eat food off the trees. The Talea parvus-dux species turned into the Talea
normativum species because their head got larger to conform to their larger brain. They then
turned into the Talea grandus-dux because their brain grew even larger. To better suit their
tough environment they turned iron becoming the Talea ferrus species. To fight off predators
they turned into the Talea hacer. A nuclear bomb went off and caused them to mutate into the
Talea parvus, which mutated again from the remaining radioactive waste and finally became the
Talea Longus species.