What is the difference between human and mouse brain?

Answer 1

They are much, much smaller than a human brain witch means they can't store every thing they hear in there brain to memorise it.

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Comparing human and animal brains is like comparing all the modes of transport available to mankind. They all look different and have different 'designs' which make them perform differently.

The main issue is that our brains tend to function on a more emotional level as well as having the ability to analyse , respond and adapt at a higher level than most animals. Also our ability to communicate appears to be more complex.

Answer 2

The human brain is larger and more complex than the mouse brain, with a higher degree of folding and more specialized regions. Humans also have a larger prefrontal cortex, which is associated with higher cognitive functions such as decision-making and problem-solving. Additionally, human brains have a higher connectivity between brain regions compared to mouse brains.

Answer 3

Other than size and complexity, not that much. Both are neural networks with many of the same structures.

Answer 4

Apparently, the smaller the brain, the faster it operates at. This is because the speed of light would take longer to reach all the human brain cells than it would in a frog.

Answer 5

the brain is diffirent because the slime staff is difirent

Answer 6

Yes, in many different ways. Humans have a much longer gestation (time in the womb) than most other animals of similar size, which means they spend more time developing in the womb.