What is humanbeings and animals?

Answer 1

In some ways yes and in some ways no. So humans are animals.

Answer 2

There is a great debate about this question, but most scientists believe that dogs can see in black and white, they have better night vision then humans and sometimes can't see all colours humans can see... but sight isn't as important to smell for dogs.

Answer 3

Ah, this is quite a complicated question and depends on a number of different factors. Before addressing vision, however, please remember that humans are animals. That said, there is remarkable diversity amongst this kingdom, and indeed, within our own species (H. sapiens) in terms of this particular sensory system. Some animals only have simple lenses to detect variations in light, whilst other animals have rather complex visual organs. One particular synapomorphy of the order primates is the fact that we (i.e., lemurs, monkeys, apes and humans) have forward-facing eyes with stereoscopic vision. Compare the position of the eyes of a prey species, such as a rabbit, with the position of the eyes of a human. Indeed, the rabbit possesses eyes that have a much wider inter-orbital distance, and are laterally placed on its cranium, allowing this animal to have a greater visual range, which is certainly beneficial when monitoring the environment for potential predators. Primates, like other predatory species (i.e., felids, birds-of-prey, etc.) have eyes that are closer together. Additionally, the way that animals perceive colour depends on the number of rods and cones it possesses, and whether it is active during the day (diurnal), at night (nocturnal), at dusk or dawn (crepuscular) and so forth. Animals that are nocturnal are going to have greater visual acuity at night (greater number of rods), but will see less colour (fewer cones) than animals that occupy a diurnal niche. In sum, it depends on what animals you're trying to compare to the human animal.

Answer 4

animals do see colour but some don't like dogs they are colour blind

Answer 5

Tests show that some dogs do not see the total visible spectrum that humans see, though there are no tests on all species. They see some colors. They see in 3D like we do.

Answer 6

Human beings are people, members of the species Homo sapiens. We are human beings.

Answer 7

yes because they're both mammals