Ok, I see the point your making with regards to the enviornment being a factor. We can see that in the wide variety of creatures that inhabit the world in their various climates and surroundings. Hoe did the organism travel to various spots around the world to account for the temperature and conditions variance? Theres still the problem of how the oat came to be as well, a different strike, a different organism? But how? I'm still struggling with the lightening giving life aspect. A bolt of lightening strikes a tiny organism (where this came from I dont know) and precisely in that spot - taking into factor the size of the earth. Its the sheer impossibility of a random bolt stricking at something so small, in the water(?). But that lightening strike phenomenon occured not just once but multiple times, all accurately hitting organisms so small it's hard to comprehend. That's more than blind luck and for it to occur not just here but every where. Am I over emphasising the importance of lightening in this process?