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How do animals "decide" if a living thing of another species is a potential companion? Do they actually consider the fact that the other animal is of a different species?

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With the logic behind the moon causing high/low tides, do we become lighter/heavier due to the sun and moon's gravitational pull?

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Will losing a pinky of one hand affect the overall grip strength of that hand?

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How do organisms like the oak leaf butterfly even "decide" that hey, I'm going to start evolving to like a literal dried leaf, it should increase my species' chances of survival?

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How do animals "decide" if a living thing of another species is a potential companion? Do they actually consider the fact that the other animal is of a different species?	1
With the logic behind the moon causing high/low tides, do we become lighter/heavier due to the sun and moon's gravitational pull?	1
Will losing a pinky of one hand affect the overall grip strength of that hand?	1
How do organisms like the oak leaf butterfly even "decide" that hey, I'm going to start evolving to like a literal dried leaf, it should increase my species' chances of survival?	1