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The first four bodies found in this universe

It was during the time of «The Bubble Gum incident» — when, many trillions of years ago, a kind of partition, a wall of rubber, created a separation within the universe. Many souls gathered at this point — near a massive gas planet — to discuss where in the universe they had ended up. They wondered if there was any legacy to be found, if anything awaited them in this section of the universe, and — if so — what it might be. They hoped to find further answers regarding what lay in store for them in this separated part of the universe.

Thus, several souls searched the vast expanses of this separated universe in groups and returned with biological bodies they had found on various, widely scattered planets. There were four biological bodies: the shark body, the fly body, the crocodile body (or alligator body), and the shellfish body (or the shellfish).

Souls that had been branded as criminals during «The Bubble Gum incident» were riveted to these four discovered biological bodies — a process that would be termed "incarnation" today—and returned to the planets where the bodies had been found. Essentially, they were left behind — or rather, firmly riveted into one of the four biological bodies so that the soul could not escape — and then transported back to the planet where the specific body had been located.

In other words, the souls were abandoned — trapped within bodies — on the respective planets. They were given the promise that they would be retrieved and liberated from their bodies once a satisfactory solution had been found for the "rubber wall" that partitioned off the universe. However, it must be noted that this promise was never kept; the souls — trapped and consigned to biological bodies — were neither freed nor retrieved. Presumably, the goal from the very beginning was for the souls to become accustomed to biological bodies. Or, to put it another way: the intention was for the souls to incarnate into biological bodies in the future and forget their true nature as souls—forgetting that they possessed a divine, creative spirit. This marked the beginning, many trillions of years ago.

As mentioned above, the first four biological bodies found in the vast vicinity of the universe separated by the rubber wall were the shark body, the fly body, the crocodile body (or alligator body), and the shellfish body (or the shellfish).