Human skull

look and act. Most every important character in the story makes their first assumptions about the old man with enormous wings is based strictly on how he appears. “He was dressed like a ragpicker. There were only a few faded hairs left on his bald skull and very few teeth in his mouth, and his pitiful…

angel to be clubbed to death. Although the characters throughout the novel, refuse to believe the man to be angelic due to his non-angelic and unholy appearance, “He was dressed like a ragpicker. There were only a few faded hairs left on his bald skull and very few teeth in his…

Researchers now believe that symbolic creativity was part of our cognitive abilities as we spread from Africa. Once again, unique human identity is challenged by apes and monkeys, but humans still maintain their advanced cognitive level by being able to make symbols from scratch, which the others cannot. Early hominin tool making reveals the cognitive ability to see a future finished product from a current raw…

abel to better adapt to the enviroment by just standing on four legs. It also shows that ape have gotten more similar features to the ones of human beings over time. Another example of evolution is the skull of a monkey, a monkeys skull has a different shape than the one of a humans, but how younger the species a monkey is the more it looks like a human skull.…

A wise leader, Mohandas Gandhi, once said, “To my mind, the life of a lamb is no less precious than that of a human being. The more helpless the creature, the more that it is entitles to the protection by man from the cruelty of man”. Over the years, starting from as early as 200 AD, animals have been used for testing for the benefits of human beings. They are crammed into cages that are two times too small for them and forced to take samples that range from diseases, beauty products, and…

interpretation of Malthus’ work gives his own theory a sold scientific foundation to start from. Malthus’ theory is based on the idea that populations and resources cannot increase at the same rate. Animal populations, as well as human populations, increase at a geometrical ratio, with human populations having the potential to double every 25 years. Resources needed…

chimpanzees in both movies and eventually grew to actual apes. The movies both had a relationship bond between an animal and a human. The humans did not feel how the animals felt at first, but soon felt the same way. In the movie “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” a chimpanzee was raised by a human and grew attached to human related things. Which also made him think he was a human, until he was a testing sample cure for the Alzheimer’s disease. In the “King Kong” movie a group along with a…

Frankenstein, Freddy Kruger, the Blob, Godzilla, the bogeyman are all fictional monsters that have haunted humanity for generations, known for the terror they spread. Unfortunately, not all monsters are fictional; there are even some masquerading as humans that show no humanity or compassion. Second only to Hitler himself, Dr. Joseph Mengele is the most notorious monster since the last millennium. Dr. Mengele performed a myriad of horrid experiments in the hops of not only creating the perfect…

continent today contains a diverse and unique collection of fauna vastly different to that found elsewhere in the world. Unfortunately, Australia’s unique biodiversity today faces new and potentially devastating threats, a consequence of a number of human-related activities. Palorchestes azael (or “Ancient Leaper or Dancer” or “Marsupial Tapir”) are a species of marsupial that could get up to 2.5 metres long and weighs 200 kilograms, and looked a lot like a tapir thanks to its small…

to debunk the idea that race automatically means a difference in physical appearances. The physical features of humans can only be measured on a continuous spectrum rather than a discrete measurement. Based on science, we know that chromosomes are “inherited” individually and not as “pre-made packages”, therefore height, weight, and eye color must all be accounted for separately (“Human Diversity-Go Deeper”). Taking this into consideration, we cannot pinpoint on that continuous spectrum what…