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Q: Why do many adult animals die soon after reproducing but humans do not?
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Many adult animals die right after reproduction Humans do not Why?

Because animals have a shorter life span.


Do plants help create animals?

No. Animals are the product of other animals of the same species reproducing. Plants are, however, the main food source of many animals.


How does the African animal reproduce?

There are thousands of kinds of animals in Africa. They have many different ways or reproducing.


How many incisors do adult humans have?

adult human have 4 incisors


What effect does thunder have on humans and animals?

Many humans ans some animals are afraid of thunder.


How many chromosomes are found in an adult human?

There are 23 pairs of chromosomes in adult humans.


How many animals and humans are in the world?

There are more animals than there are humans, but the overall total is constantly changing.


Why do you grow up?

Every organism grows. Cells multiply. For animals, this means they learn their specific animal skills. For humans, it means we learn specific human skills. When we know many skills like our adult parents know, we are said to be grown up. However, just like teenage and young adult animals, young adult humans continue to learn and learn from mistakes even though we are supposed to be "grown up".


How many humans kill animals per year?

1,000 humans


How many humans abuse animals?

Plenty. Abusing animals is harsh. Too many.


How many sweat glands are in a child's body?

not as many as there are in an adult humans body


Why have some animals endangered?

It is many reasons. But the most common reason is humans, who "hunts" animals. Many races in South-America and Africa have been extinct, because humans are burning down the forrest. Many animals are endangered, because humans are greedy.