The most important aspect of life is time and what everyone can come to see is how over time people change. In modern day, there is always a new advancement in some different field. Back then when primates roamed the world, a different perception of continent in which they lived in, there was a completely different world. The amount of difference in the world they lived in to the one we live in is tremendously big. Even though it was not even compared, the primates that lived indeed compared in certain behaviors like the modern human. There is a deep connection in the physical and biological structures of both and also do very similar things in their daily lives. In the modern day we all have learned to advance from what it was that we compared
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Inner & Brandon C. Wheeler, within the chimpanzee community, killing occurs in a distinctive manner and is compared to the same behavior seen in humans conflicts. Such groups of males along with their families and others would raid other neighbor communities. They would kill everyone and return to their home territory (Kortüm and Heinze 2013). When picturing aggression between humans, one would think of wars as well as a verbal or a gesture as an aggression. When seeing the primates such as chimpanzees, one would envision the predator-prey cycle. The primate numbers include close to some 400 species that are considered primates. There is a huge variety in the behaviors of the primates that have (Kortüm and Heinze 2013). These diversity in behaviors can lead to a big variety of behaviors that one individual species can obtain. Another similarity that primates and humans obtain is that they both follow a certain diet. These primates hunt for their herbivores that are a great source of protein for them and help them maintain a strict diet. Humans on the other hand, have a different diet but are also forced to maintain a diet of their choice. One last thing that can be associated to the comparison of primates and humans is that they both use tools in order to capture food and feed themselves. In the modern world, we don’t really see the use of the tools because we buy our food at stores but back then Neanderthal and primates used their skills that
Inner & Brandon C. Wheeler, within the chimpanzee community, killing occurs in a distinctive manner and is compared to the same behavior seen in humans conflicts. Such groups of males along with their families and others would raid other neighbor communities. They would kill everyone and return to their home territory (Kortüm and Heinze 2013). When picturing aggression between humans, one would think of wars as well as a verbal or a gesture as an aggression. When seeing the primates such as chimpanzees, one would envision the predator-prey cycle. The primate numbers include close to some 400 species that are considered primates. There is a huge variety in the behaviors of the primates that have (Kortüm and Heinze 2013). These diversity in behaviors can lead to a big variety of behaviors that one individual species can obtain. Another similarity that primates and humans obtain is that they both follow a certain diet. These primates hunt for their herbivores that are a great source of protein for them and help them maintain a strict diet. Humans on the other hand, have a different diet but are also forced to maintain a diet of their choice. One last thing that can be associated to the comparison of primates and humans is that they both use tools in order to capture food and feed themselves. In the modern world, we don’t really see the use of the tools because we buy our food at stores but back then Neanderthal and primates used their skills that