This Infograph Lets You Find Out Which Animal is Your Ancestry
M — July 16, 2013 — Pop Culture
Photoshop illustrator Matt Chase created this tongue-in-cheek Darwinian infographic to help you find out what your ancestry is and which prehistoric species you descend from base on your personal tendencies. The 'What Species Did You Evolve From' infographic is a comical way to see which animal you potentially originated from.
The infographic is set up like a flowchart quiz that begins by asking you what your favorite thing to do is. The answers are divided up by basic needs -- run, eat, sleep, swim, mate -- and depending on which you pick, your ancestry is determined. As the questions get more specific, for example do you like to eat meat, did you kill it to how long did it take you to kill it, you are lead to which animal you most likely originated from. From saltwater crocodiles to cockroaches, this species-originating infographic is a great laugh.
The infographic is set up like a flowchart quiz that begins by asking you what your favorite thing to do is. The answers are divided up by basic needs -- run, eat, sleep, swim, mate -- and depending on which you pick, your ancestry is determined. As the questions get more specific, for example do you like to eat meat, did you kill it to how long did it take you to kill it, you are lead to which animal you most likely originated from. From saltwater crocodiles to cockroaches, this species-originating infographic is a great laugh.
Trend Themes
1. Spoofed Species-origin Infographics - Real-time interactive infographics that humorously determine personal ancestry based on tendencies and favorite activities.
2. Darwinian Flowchart Quizzes - Digital quizzes that use a flowchart format to playfully determine an individual's species origins based on preferences and behaviors.
3. Comedic Ancestry Exploration - Interactive graphics and quizzes that provide amusement while revealing a person's potential lineage to prehistoric animals.
Industry Implications
1. Illustration and Graphic Design - Creatives can leverage this concept to create humorous infographics and flowchart quizzes that engage and entertain audiences.
2. Education and Elearning - eLearning platforms can incorporate spoofed species-origin infographics and quizzes to make learning about evolution and genetic history more engaging.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Brands can utilize spoofed species-origin infographics and quizzes as interactive and shareable content to promote products or services in a fun and entertaining way.
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