What is the difference between animals and humans biologically?

Answer 1

The human's phylum is Chordata (vertebrate). The human's class is mammalia. It's order is primate (the same as apes). It's family is Hominidae (apes that have no tail and can gather food with their hands.) The Human's sub-family is Homininae. It's tribe is Hominini. It's genus is Homo and it's specie is scientifically named Homo Sapiens.

We have much more in common with animals than we think. Like us, some animals can make tools. The only difference is that our tools are a lot more complex. Like us, some animals have a language. The only difference is that their language contain less than ten words. The human specie is the only specie that can philosophize. The human specie is the only specie that practice and understand art. We are the only ones that can write. The human being is the most intelligent animal on earth and it is the animal that has the most influence on the world in the world.

Answer 2

Animals and humans share many biological similarities, such as having a skeletal system, circulatory system, and nervous system. However, humans have unique characteristics such as a larger, more complex brain, the ability to communicate through language, and a more advanced capability for problem-solving and abstract thinking. Additionally, humans have a greater capacity for cultural development and technology use compared to other animals.

Answer 3

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the main difference is humans ability to think outside the box and nice example is above in relation to religion.

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i think we should better discuss here biological reasons. For religion i ill only say that its common, its not a difference. biologically the only primary difference is that human brain have income of knowledge from some recently unknown but exterior source. we r getting progress in a very gradual speed due to gradual inspiration of human brain from that particular unknown source.

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the answer to the question is...there is no difference between animals and humans.

except in the obvious difference between species.

any thing else is wishful thinking and semantics

Answer 4

Every organism is adapted to some specific ecological niche, which is why all animals are in some way different from all other animals; we human beings naturally regard our own adaptation as being the most unique and important adaptation, which sets us apart from all other creatures. But in biological terms, people are a type of animal, and in most respect people have very similar features to other animals, some of which are more similar to us than others. Chimpanzees are quite similar to people in many ways.

Answer 5

well humans are different from plants because we move and we are allowed to communicate with others while we area also different from animals because we all have opposable thumbs we are different from every animal excluding apes but my point is plant and animals can live in water while we humans are not allowed 2 do so, so being a human has its advantages and disadvantages thank you

Answer 6

Each animal is different because of the way they look. Thats mostly what comes out in everybody when they get that question and it is correct but not that specific enough.They can also be different because of the way each animal acts in their surrounding their DNA, each animal has their own special trait not to mention their all unique!

Answer 7

Humans are able to make much more complex tools than animals. Our brains are also more developed, but animals are learning more and more. They have proven to be able to make tools, and can plan things out, just like humans can.

Answer 8

everything and every one has a different physiological mind. the "animals" are just most different then humans. and mind you, humans are animals, too. the reason most "animals" are different is because, from an acquaintance, "humans learned because they stood upright and thus, they saw more." I'm sure others have other opinions, but this is Dennis ____ opinion. to back this theory up, do you know any other animal that stands STRAIGHT UP? the monkeys and apes sort of do, but their is another theory that we evolved from them, also.

Answer 9

Unlike animals, humans have much more complex thought processes. Animals are driven mostly by instinct and can't completely think through a problem.

Answer 10

Animals forige and hunt for food where as we farm and grow food for ourselves. We as humans are very independent whereas animals relly soully on the changing environment around them.