What are 2 similarities between a fish and a monkey?

Answer 1

Two similarities between a fish and a monkey are that they are both vertebrates, meaning they have a backbone, and they both have bilateral symmetry, meaning their bodies can be divided into two mirror-image halves. Additionally, both fish and monkeys have sensory organs such as eyes and ears to help them navigate their environments and communicate with others of their species.

Answer 2

Everyone must admit that there are striking similarities between men and certain animals! For most people, the leading attraction at the zoo is the monkey house, because monkeys resemble humans more than any other animals do, and it is amusing to watch them! If you were to look at the skeleton of an ape and the skeleton of a person, you would discover many similarities! How can we explain these remarkable similarities?

Evolutionists believe that similarity points to a common ancestry. Animals resemble each other because they are related to each other, and thus they believe that RESEMBLANCE indicates RELATIONSHIP. They would say that man looks like a monkey because he is KIN to a monkey (related to a monkey through a common apelike ancestor). Man does not look too much like an elephant, but he looks more like an elephant than he does a jellyfish, so this means that man is more closely related to the elephant than he is to the jellyfish (he is a close cousin to the elephant, but he is a distant relative to the jellyfish!). Evolutionists believe that man is related to all plant and animal life because they say that all life began from that first living cell which they think evolved in the primitive ocean millions of years ago. Thus, evolutionists even believe that we are related to the moss we walk upon, to the mosquitoes which bite us, to the worms we fish with and to the fish we catch with the worms! They believe that all living things can trace their ancestry back to that first living cell.

Below is a diagram of an evolutionary family tree. "The base of the trunk represents unknown, primitive forms of life from which all plants and animals arose" (Zoology, A Golden Science Guide, p. 6). This family tree shows how the evolutionists believe that all plants and animals are related to each other

Answer 3

they eat stuff and they breathe oxygen. :}

Answer 4

well, they both have eyes and both love juicy vj

Answer 5

feet

eyes

mouth

animals

Answer 6

They are both very intelligent mammals.