Invaders are no others, but the humans as claimed by Pat Shipman (2015). Humans are the only species who has played a big role in the extinction of other species living around it. It has built and destroyed habitats and put the threat of extinction to others.
Humans, according to me, is one species which can build and destroy the habitats it's living around. Humans have a much bigger brain than most of the other species making them the smarter than others. Humans use their brain to build houses such as with stones, wood, and now metal. As we the humans build structures around us we invade the habitats of other species living among us. For example, the idea of humans digging oil out of the ocean has put the marine life in danger. More than …show more content…
The early age also is known as Neanderthals shared their living habitats with animals as monstrous as anything the world has seen since the dinosaurs. Those animals would be something like massive cave bears, long/sharp-toothed Tigers, lions larger than any in Africa today, cave hyenas, huge wooly mammoths, wooly rhinoceroi, wolves, leopards, packs of dholes (Donoghue). As the development of modern day humans came those animals came to an extinction because of the hunting. And later new humans came to have the extinction of the Neanderthals.
When their bones were analyzed they were found to be very different from ours. They had a different type of skull and other differences anatomically. But they did drive the same characteristics just like today's humans. In our cultures folk tales, they are portrayed like the members of the heavy-metal band with fur-clad, shaggy-haired, ape-like. But they are in most ways just like us. They used fire and made tools, loved eating animal meat, and lived in social groups (Worrall). They were different from us as of their appearance but they had the same human characteristics just like …show more content…
Both Shipman and Shook agree on the idea of animals playing the part in the extinction of other species. As the threat to human species came down from the animals we decided to keep them, animals, as our pets. Now we have a relationship of cuddling and playing with the animals but before the humans and animals would go on hunting together. Spending most of their time with each other throughout the life threatening times. Now animals are seen as cute and fearless, going back in the time, they were treated as furious animals that were ready to take out the thing bugging
Humans, according to me, is one species which can build and destroy the habitats it's living around. Humans have a much bigger brain than most of the other species making them the smarter than others. Humans use their brain to build houses such as with stones, wood, and now metal. As we the humans build structures around us we invade the habitats of other species living among us. For example, the idea of humans digging oil out of the ocean has put the marine life in danger. More than …show more content…
The early age also is known as Neanderthals shared their living habitats with animals as monstrous as anything the world has seen since the dinosaurs. Those animals would be something like massive cave bears, long/sharp-toothed Tigers, lions larger than any in Africa today, cave hyenas, huge wooly mammoths, wooly rhinoceroi, wolves, leopards, packs of dholes (Donoghue). As the development of modern day humans came those animals came to an extinction because of the hunting. And later new humans came to have the extinction of the Neanderthals.
When their bones were analyzed they were found to be very different from ours. They had a different type of skull and other differences anatomically. But they did drive the same characteristics just like today's humans. In our cultures folk tales, they are portrayed like the members of the heavy-metal band with fur-clad, shaggy-haired, ape-like. But they are in most ways just like us. They used fire and made tools, loved eating animal meat, and lived in social groups (Worrall). They were different from us as of their appearance but they had the same human characteristics just like …show more content…
Both Shipman and Shook agree on the idea of animals playing the part in the extinction of other species. As the threat to human species came down from the animals we decided to keep them, animals, as our pets. Now we have a relationship of cuddling and playing with the animals but before the humans and animals would go on hunting together. Spending most of their time with each other throughout the life threatening times. Now animals are seen as cute and fearless, going back in the time, they were treated as furious animals that were ready to take out the thing bugging