When people speaks their vocal chords vibrate at different frequencies and these vibrations create sound. Sound is just a series of compression waves in air that travels at approximately 340 m/s. These compression waves reach your ear and vibrates your ear drums at the same frequency. The hair cells in your ear translate these vibrations to nerve signals and these nerve signals travel to your brain, which then interprets these series of vibrations as a voice.
How us Humans talk is a small thing our throat wich is called a voice box
yeah but its not in the shape of a box . . . is it
Because some people have dissablitys that ennable them from speaking
Using your vocal cords. Push out air while moving your mouth in the appropiate manner.
Humans aren't the only "creatures" that can "talk".....dogs "talk" by a language not understood by humans same goes with all other animals. It's like if you don't know mandarin (chinese language) and go to china where people there talk mandarin ... would you say that they don't talk? While it's true that other animals (such as whales and dolphins) communicate with sound, human speech is vastly more expressive and very complex. First and foremost, our brains have evolved to such a state that they are capable of thought which is probably vastly superior to even the most intelligent of the other mammals. We are capable of forming incredibly complicated ideas about our lives and the world we live in. Speech is communication between humans using words -- hundreds of thousands of them! Words are symbols of things or ideas or characteristics or actions, or are sometimes used simply to help put other words into a more understandable structure. Humans are thus able to communicate and assist one another with projects much greater than any individual could accomplish -- such as escaping this planet and setting foot on the moon. A project like that would be unthinkable for any other species on earth. A second reason that only humans "talk" may be evolutionary. Humans, who rely heavily on communication to thrive as a species, have developed mouths and mouth muscles that are capable of making many different sounds. The muscles around our lips can form our mouth into many different shapes, and the tongue can assume a multitude of positions for changing sound. Our vocal chords have the ability to add intonation and change the pitch of the sounds we make. Other species don't have the combination of characteristics that have allowed humans to develop speech as they have developed it.
There is some controversy on this; some scientist believe that Neanderthals were a sub-species of humans, and some believe that they were a separate species and not humans at all.
humans either have straight thumbs or bent thumbs
the genetic coding of humans is different. thats why chimpanzee is different from humans. as simple as that.
Canine distemper can infect humans. When it infects humans it is known as Paget's disease. It increases the production of osteoclasts. Distemper in dogs will not produce distemper in humans, it is a different disease in humans.
Yes. Humans can talk.
Of course. Both of them can really talk. Humans and parrots can talk.
since humans talk when they breathe out and dogs do it when they breathe in this is the main reason why humans talk and they bark
No, cats cannot talk like humans at all.
humans talk, phones answer.
Of course humans can talk.
yes, i have pet ones, and they do talk to me
Bugs can communicate with each other, but they can not talk to humans.
Lions don't talk. They roar. >.> <.<
yes they do talk like humans
Yes. Humans can :)
no