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:There's no evidence to suggest that Nipper Plants evolve into Piranha Plants in ''Yoshi's Island''. One can assume, but no evidence exists to support this assumption. And are you sure that Nipper Plants are baby Munchers? I thought they were related species, not part of the same species. -- [[User: Son of Suns|Son of Suns]] | :There's no evidence to suggest that Nipper Plants evolve into Piranha Plants in ''Yoshi's Island''. One can assume, but no evidence exists to support this assumption. And are you sure that Nipper Plants are baby Munchers? I thought they were related species, not part of the same species. -- [[User: Son of Suns|Son of Suns]] | ||
*If there's no evidence for it, and its just pure speculation, it shouldn't be here. Either way, "evolve" isn't an appropriate term; a single organism doesn't just "evolve" mid way through its life. [[User:Almighty Rajah|Almighty Rajah]] 19:28, 26 August 2006 (EDT) | |||
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- Where is it confirmed that a Nipper Plant will "Evolve" into a Piranha Plant? Almighty Rajah 21:40, 21 August 2006 (EDT)
I think it's logical to assume that the Yoshi's Island Nipper Plants are the baby forms of Piranha Plants. And the SMB3 Nipper Plants are baby forms of Munchers, since only the ones in SMB3 have eyes.
Or it could just be it's own species and they always looks like that.
- Yoshi Mastar
- There's no evidence to suggest that Nipper Plants evolve into Piranha Plants in Yoshi's Island. One can assume, but no evidence exists to support this assumption. And are you sure that Nipper Plants are baby Munchers? I thought they were related species, not part of the same species. -- Son of Suns
- If there's no evidence for it, and its just pure speculation, it shouldn't be here. Either way, "evolve" isn't an appropriate term; a single organism doesn't just "evolve" mid way through its life. Almighty Rajah 19:28, 26 August 2006 (EDT)
