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Although animals are more aware of certain senses than humans and have many ways to communicate above that of humans (SONAR etc..) they lack full awareness and consciousness... the inability to forsee the consequences of their actions and weigh a decision.
Humans are animals with consciousness (which dolphins, elephants, monkeys and apes may have to some degree or other).
Humans also have oppositional thumbs, allowing for grasp and dexterity. Furthermore, humans have large cerebral cortical areas in their large brains. Combining all these factors gives humans a distinct (and very noticeable advantage) over all other animals.
Human = BODY + SOUL
Our body brings us closer to animal.
Our soul brings us closer to GOD.
Body will say do something without questioning right or wrong.
Soul will say, do it if it is right and don't do it if it is wrong.
FOOD OF BODY = DESIRES OF ANIMALS
FOOD OF SOUL = DESIRES OF GOD
ANIMAL (BODY) <--------------> HUMAN (BODY + SOUL) <--------------> GOD (SOUL)
Regarding the idea ...The animals are more intelligent than humans. (This is the most stupid comment I have seen ever, which animal has created big cities, radio, tv, satelites etc. No wonder, if animal was more intelligent than human, then donkey would be a pilot flying an aeroplane)
What else can I help you with?
Which animals are likely to be considered evil?
Humans. Humans are the only animals that can even be considered evil despite the fact that humans already are evil. Our intentions is what makes us evil. We are emotionally complicated and, therefore, easily corrupted emotionally. Unlike humans, other animals' survival depends on their instinct. Our survival is unfortunately based on emotions which causes us to be evil.
What is the difference between pastoralists and cultivators who have domesticated animals?
Pastoralists primarily rely on herding and managing animals for their livelihood, while cultivators who have domesticated animals focus on both raising animals and farming crops to sustain themselves. Pastoralists are more nomadic in nature, following their animals to different grazing areas, while cultivators tend to have more permanent settlements and may rotate their crops and animals.
Did homo erectus have pets?
There is no definitive evidence that Homo erectus kept pets. While they may have interacted with animals for various purposes, such as hunting or protection, there is no direct evidence suggesting they had domesticated animals as pets in the way humans do today.
Ask us of the following is the idea that the different peoples who have come to the US have mixed together to create a new culture?
Yes, the idea that different peoples who have come to the US have mixed together to create a new culture is often described as the "melting pot" concept. This concept suggests that diverse cultural backgrounds have blended to form a shared, distinct American identity that incorporates elements from various traditions.
Can the theory of evolution explain how your brain evolves to become unusually outstanding compared to other animals and why it only occurs in homo sapiens?
Yes it can. Evolution is about adaptation. So if a life form needs intellective to survive, then so be it. We humans started out like apes, but slowly began to get intelligence. How? Well it did not happen overnight, and that is one thing creationists have a hard time understanding, but with an open mind one can see it is possible. We know that thousands of years ago (hundreds of thousands) we were hunter-gathers, people who traveled from place to place looking for shelter and food, like animals, but we suddenly started settling down, made our homes out of the materials around is, and domesticated animals, why did we do this? First we began to recognize patterns in our environment, this was accomplished with help from better memory with our bigger brains, so we saw things like how seasons effect plants, and the food they provide, and how we can use this to our advantage. Any animal can do this, even the Octopus (believe it or not) has amazing reasoning and memory skills, as tests have shown, which it evolved (not as advanced as us by far, but still the beginning of intelligence as we know it). We also saw that the things around us can help us do things, like a stick can be good for defense, and that by seeing patters, we soon learned that sharper sticks were more effective. We saw that rocks are hot when rubbed together, and how that makes sparks that catch wood on fire. We saw that the skins of animals are warm, so we use those in the winter, etc, etc, etc. We also worked in groups, relying on each other for help and guidance. Our parents learn from our grandparents, and we learn from our parents, and we teach our children. Like animals, we stayed in groups for protection, unlike animals, we passed on our skills and knowledge of experience, and that is how we have made our progress. That is how we adapted, so intelligence is part of our evolution. The reason why it happens only in us is because it is SO RARE. But we see different levels if intelligence in other animals around us, it is just rare for intelligence to advance this far.
What then makes us different from the animals?
we are smarter
How do your cells compare to the cells of smaller animals in size?
All of the animals cell are almost same. They have the same structures, and organelle. But they have different gene. That's what makes them different from us.
How does saltwater effect different animals?
it makes it hard for the animals to breath
Scientists compare gnotobiotic animals with regular animals What makes gnotobiotic animals different?
Raised germ free
What makes monkeys different from other animals?
Monkeys are different than other animals because some monkeys can interact with other animals and humans. And other animals scare people away.
What makes octopuses different from other animals?
uhm they have 8 legs.. and most animals have 4, or 2
How many different animals are in the US?
i dont exactly know how many animals there in the US. But i do know that there are over 50 millions dogs in the US.
What makes all of us different?
Behavior
what makes us different from others?
Our looks
What makes animals in the grasslands different then animals?
Grassland animals eat grass. the other animals that are grassland animals like cheetahs that dont eat grass eat other grassland animals like gazzelles. grassland animals also need the temperature of the grasslands. Different animals live in different biomes.
How are farm animals different from other animals?
They are not, there just used for eating and producing food for us.
What makes nocturnal animals different from daytime creatures?
nocturnal animals sleep at daytime and daytime animals sleep at nighttime or for short nocturnal animals are the opposite of humans!!
