The Human Being Shall Change His Conception of Development

Authors: Sampedro Marin AC*

DOI: 10.23880/izab-16000224

Volume 3, Issue 2

Abstract

All the individuals that make up the wildlife species have the same need as the human species to feed, reproduce and survive in the environment to which they are adapted. It is these morphological, physiological and behavioral adaptations that prevent the natural resources that everyone uses from diminishing and becoming extinct. However, man has not evolved in the same way and it has not been the force, the claws, the dentition or the presence of enzymes capable of digesting cellulose, which has allowed us to evolve to what we currently are, but, the development of a highly complex brain capable of undertaking tasks that no other species could perform.

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