The Great Apes vs. Humans by Abhirami Sriganeshan

Similar Brains

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- higher brain to body ratio level of intelligence

- ability to grasp things with their fingers

- binocular vision, and much more.

Evolution

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Researchers say that humans have evolved from the Great Apes. They know this not nly because of their DNa resemblence ( closest 99%), but also beacause of their similar ch

Human Habitat

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They are independent and make their own environment that adapts to their needs and that way they can figure out if their environment is good or bad. Most humans live with other humans whether as an isolated family in an argonomic area, villages, or cities. The size of a habitat can range from a farm of four to a city of ten million.

Great Ape's habitat

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- make houses from surroundings turning the environment into their supplies

- although humans make houses with roofs and walls, the great apes have poor roofless homes.

- they sleep in their houses for only one night at a time.

- Sometimes apes just sleep on branchesthe find on trees.

Human Diet

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-eat agriculture they have convenient to them

-later proccessed and transferred in cans, bottles, plastic, or paper containers

-food carefully transferred or else disease sprouts in food

Great Apes and Human appearances

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- Apes and humans have opposable thumbs

- they have hair instead of fur

- they have fingerprints instead of claws.

- they have flat fingernails and complez fingerprints.

-Apes arms are longer than their legs.

- humans legs are longer than their arms which make their posture very straight.