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If I'm interpreting your question right, you're asking why humans have developed things like cities and houses, while most animals just find some place to live.
There is still some debate over this issue, but it seems to be the result of the development in higher primates (especially people) of the neo-cortex. This section of the brain (which includes the temporal lobe) allows people to learn cause and effect, make predictions for the future and learn from the past.
In all other animals this part of the brain is either missing entirely or not completely formed.
The end result is that while animals can be taught through repetition, they are unable to extrapolate or predict. They are, what psychologists call "conditioned". So animals never learned to build anything more complex than a nest (though, some would argue that bee hives are fairly complex structures) and they are limited to that since their brains are not able to extrapolate and thus develop the skills, like mathematics, such engineering would require.
What else can I help you with?
What were the settlements of the friars called and how did the differ from other settlements?
the settlements of the friars were called missions
What type of livestock allowed people to stop migrating after herdsof animals?
Once people domesticated and kept cattle, sheep, and other animals for food, they were able to settle in an area and form settlements.
What other characteristics of non-ruminant animals are there exept for having 1 stomach comparment?
characteristic of non ruminant animals
Where was The ancient Minoan civilization was located?
Minoan Civilization was mainly situated on the island of Crete, though other 'settlements' where existant. Such settlements include that of Thera.
Why did Columbus lead more expeditions to the Americas bringing him bring with him people animals and other supplies?
He wanted people to settle in the America's, and to create more settlements, in different places.
Who invented the knife and why?
Knives have been found dating back to homosapiens made from flint to carve up meat and to make other items such as clothing.
How do you ocean fish without having a negative effect on the other animals?
The only way is by not fishing at all
Do females have a postate gland and does it distinguish male-female homosapiens one from the other?
No. Boys have a prostate gland, girls have a uterus. They both have the same embryological stem.
Why do animals and bacteria depend on each other?
That will be because they like having sex with one another. Hope this helped :)
How many animals can you own in South Carolina?
There is no limit to having animals in South Carolina. It's like any other state. Although, you are not allowed and snakes in this state.
Did ribaults exploration lead to other explorations or settlements?
yes
What makes dogs and humans unique in having prostates compared to other animals?
Dogs and humans are unique in having prostates compared to other animals because they are the only species that have a prostate gland that surrounds the urethra. This gland plays a role in reproductive function and is important for the production of seminal fluid.
