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The ten animals closely related to humans are (in order of their relation):
The Following are members of the Great Apes:
1. The Common Chimpanzee (Pan Ttroglodytes), 2. The Bonobo Chimpanzee (Pan Paniscus), 3. The Western Gorilla (Gorilla Gorilla), 4. The Eastern Gorilla (Gorilla Beringei), 5. The Sumatran Orangutan (Pongo Abelii), 6. The Bornean Orangutan (Pongo Pygmaeus).
The gibbons are known as the lesser apes, I'll just name one: 7. The Lar Gibbon (Hylobatidae Lar).
It's impossible to say the next closest animals, as they would be the Old World Monkeys (Macques, Baboons etc), which branched off from the Apes thousands of years ago.
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What are the ten most thoughtful animals?
10: The small toothed whale. 9: The squid and octupus 8: Sheep 7: Cacadu Parrot 6: Crows 5: Monkeys 4: Rats 3: Dolphins 2: Elephants 1: Primates Those are the ten smartest animals in the world!
How many animals are there in the ten rupees note?
In total there are six animals on ten rupee note which can be seen. On front side there is lion capital in which we can see three Asiatic lions. On the other side we can see the other three animals. They are rhino, elephant and tiger.
What are the top ten animals that mate for life according to live science?
The top ten animals that mate for life according to live science are: Foxes Dogs Human Goats Sheep Duck Hen Lion Tiger Cat
What animals are dangerous?
what is the most dangerost anamal in the world? ponypomp; Polar bear. But this depends on what classification you go by to determine this.Animals can be made dangerous by a variety of factors. Many dangerous animals are classified as a threat to humans because they carry venom which can injure or kill people. Others are physically dangerous: fast runners or swimmers with strong teeth and a fearless attitude. Still others are dangerous because of the diseases they carry. Some nations also have more dangerous animals than others: Australia, for example, has some of the most dangerous animals in the world including taipans and salt water crocodiles.
Why don't people like alligators?
Some people may not like alligators because they are seen as dangerous predators due to their ability to harm humans and pets. Additionally, their appearance and reputation as aggressive animals may contribute to why some people feel uncomfortable around them.
What is the lifetime of a daddy long legs?
A good ten to fifteen days if not killed by humans or other animals.
How many kinds of animals have humans identified?
Humans have identified around 2,000,000 different species of animals, the most populated in species of any kingdom.
What are the top ten natural?
water,animals,coal,forests,sun,wind,humans,soil,natural gas,petoleum
What ten animals are usually found in big cities?
Foxes, dogs, cats, humans, leopards, rats, scorpions, prawns, sparrows and sparrow hawks are usually found in big cities. More than ten animals can be found in some big cities, and less than ten in others. For example, New York has more than ten animals (twenty) and Tokyo has less (nine). The big cities with exactly ten animals are London, Shanghai, New Delhi and Nairobi.
Do humans have 8 fingers or ten?
Humans typically have ten fingers, five on each hand.
What are ten words related to Antarctica?
Cold, white, snow, ice, animals, south, water, frost, igloo and south pole.
What ten animals have backbones?
all animals
What are ten words related to the word fashion?
what are ten words related to fashion
Why do people have ten toes and ten fingers?
because that's how humans are.
Where do skunks come from?
There are ten different species of skunk which can be found throughout North And South America; they are believed to be closely related to the Stink Badger which is found in the Philippines and Indonesia.
What are the top ten Phobias humans have?
mombia
How do you describe a squid?
A squid is a member of the cephalopod family. It is closely related to octopus and cuttlefish. They are one of the most advanced members of the group of animals that contains snails and clams.squids are ten-armed cephalopods with slender bodies and pairs of rounded or triangular caudal fins and varying in length from 4-6 in. (10-15 cm) to 60-80 ft. (18-24 m).
