Humanity has learned to copy nature. We can swim, float, walk, jump, climb, dig, run and fly, just as many animals do. Some things we do, however, appear not to exist in Nature. Not yet. What you should know is that evolution in the animal kingdom proceeds slowly. Our abilities to ride on wheels, to sail, to ski, scate and space travel will also emerge in the animal kingdom, but just not yet. In this revealing note, I display the likely ways in which these missing niches will be occupied.
Riding on wheels is difficult for animals. this is because paved roads normally do not exist in Nature. But now they do, and therefore it is natural to expect that genetic changes will occur that enable animals to drive, just as we do. See my picture of Rotipious vacuator. Wheels grow like bones or teeth, and are replaced every once in a while.

True sailors will also come. See Navigator binoculatus. It developed telescopic eyes so as to be better able to scan the horizon.

Travelling over the snow on skis is a means of transportation that will not go unnoticed in the world of the living. This niche will be occupied by Skigligans solelunettata.

Fast transportation over water can be realized by using wings under the water but raising the body out into the air. The Wingboat shark (Aliscafi) does exactly that, reaching its pray (unsuspecting swimmers and wind surfers) earlier than other predators.
Nu even in het nederlands. de Bandrups (Rolla Bolla) mag uiteraard in het lijstje niet ontbreken.
De Hengelspin (Aranea Ingeniosa) gebruikt levend aas dat is bevestigd aan spinrag dat sterker is dan nylon, om zijn lievelingsmaaltje te bemachtigen.

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