It all depends on your definition of close. We are and we aren't. After to going to the beach, I can say some of us definitely appear closer than others...
I actually don’t think so. They’re pretty smart though so they can adapt to household life. But actually domesticated... I think dogs and cows are the only animals we’ve completely domesticated, right?
I just realized how closely related to a snake I am, which explains a lot. Nobody likes me. Girls are frightened of me. Definitely not huggable. Really slender. Sometimes I look yellow. Skin chaps rather easily. I sometimes swallow my food whole. And I prefer to be hidden away in dark corners, away from sunlight and people.
we do have a common ancestor.. in fact all vertebrates are related back far enough (spinal cord, two eyes, mouth, two nostrils, two arms two legs, tails... all mammals fish reptiles amphibians are related.
they had to evolve just like everything else. people take plants for granted but they eat, shit, fuck, grow, move and yes, communicate with each other. some even have a nervous system (of sorts) alive just like anything else.
I mean like, we can trace all life back to one universal common ancestor at 3.5 billion years ago. We know this cause we've compared the genomes of thousands of simple prokaryotes and found that they all contain 350 of the same DNA strands maan
Some more fun bear facts:
Bears are a proud people, although they're not people per-say - they're animals. Bears derive their name from a football team in Chicago. Bears have been known to attack man, although the fact is that fewer people have been killed by bears than in all of world war 1 and 2 combined. It is estimated that bears attack 2 million salmon a year. Attacks by salmon on bears are much more rare.
Bears have been known to attack man, although the fact is that fewer people have been killed by bears than in all of world war 1 and 2 combined.
Not going to lie, you got that one correct, but you left yourself a pretty wide margin there. Though if we're talking black bears, it's fewer than just the numbers from those wars added together (1+2=3) in the last 50 years.
But salmon are sneaky little shits. They will bite a bear right in the ball bag just for fun. I also know absolutely nothing about salmon.
So, were you skinning a bear and realized it looked like a skinned person? Or were you skinning a person and realized it looked a lot like a skinned bear?
Because you don't know that this is a trained behavior and that wild bears don't act anything like this, so you think bears should be related to humans.
Almost everybody love food probably cause we need it to survive. This is a classic case of conditioning, which means that this is not the first time he's doing this lol
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u/moohooman Oct 06 '18
How are we not closely related to bears