Ichthyostega says:
“You can have a big future on dry land!”

The receding waters have opened up exciting new opportunitites on the vast, wide-open, continental land masses. Thousands of interesting, rewarding habitats and prestigious evolutionary niches are literally going begging because of the lack of properly adapted species to fill them.

Let's face it, in today's rapidly-changing, highly-competitive world, there's just no stopping creatures willing to seize the initiative and improve themselves. If you've got the gumption to get up on your fins and get going and the know-how to cash in on favorable mutations, you can become a highly successful land dweller in just a few short eons.

Take a good look around you. What do you see? A lot of dead-end, stick-in-the-mud aquatic species trapped in ho-hum habitats and a bunch of living fossils who can't see past their gills struggling to survive in the same old salt water slum they've been swimming around in for millions of years.

How about you? Do you want to “play it safe,” barely surviving while you scratch out a precarious existence in the same old dreary seas, hoping something about ten times your size with a jaw full of fangs and a taste for you doesn't come along some day? Or are you that rare breed of animal who's willing to take a little risk to get ahead?

If you are, select one of the openings listed below that you feel best fitted for, and we'll send you a free ECS Evolutionary Guidance Booklet. In it, you'll find a description of the opportunities, food sources, and predator security you can expect in your newly chosen biological role. It will also explain how ECS can help you prepare for this big change - in your spare time … in the privacy of your own habitat … regardless of your present anatomical structure.

In addition, you'll receive a free “Demonstration Lesson” - “How to Breathe Air” - that will let you see for yourself how easy it is to adapt yourself for your new environmental niche - the ECS way - in much less geological time than you may think.

Please bear in mind as you fill in the coupon that more than 80 trillion organisms have turned to ECS for evolutionary training in new specializations and differentiations since its founding in the Archeozoic. And some 20,000 important biological classifications have also used ECS programs to improve and diversify their members. Among them are such well-known names as Protozoa, Rhizopoda, Flagellata, Platyhelminthes, Nemoatoda, Rotifera, Brachiopoda, Echinodermata, Elasmobrachii, Teleostomi, Mollusca, Trilobita, and Gastropoda.
And, of course, ECS evolutionary training is Approved for Vertebrates.

Now it's your turn to discover how ECS can start you in a rewarding new biological role. Fill out and mail the coupon today.

1. Ground Dwelling Hiding Browsing Foraging Grazing Grubbing Running	2. Flight Gliding Long Leaps Soaring Prolonged Flight Feathers Folds of Skin	3. Tree Dwelling Swinging Hanging Clinging Nocturnal Scavenging Playing Dead	4. Natural Defenses Shell Scales Horns Bony Protusions Spines Thick Carapace Blending in with background	5. Special Senses Night Vision Acute hearing Steroscopic Eye Placement Sonor Heightened Sense of Smell
6. Advanced Reproduction Egg Laying Suckling Placental Growth	7. Manipulation Fingers / Toes Extended Claws Antennae Grasping / Tool Use	8. Temperature Adjustment Warm Bloodedness Fur High Metabolic Rate	9. Mastication Beak Pincers Differentiated Teeth	10. Mental Development Thought Speech Culture

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