Mammal · GBIF taxon 2436436
Homo sapiens
homo sapiensAlso known as Human, Modern Human, Anatomically Modern Human
These highly adaptable primates dominate global ecosystems through unmatched tool use, complex symbolic language, and intensive modification of their surroundings. Living in dense, cooperative networks, they construct elaborate artificial habitats and pass down vast stores of cultural knowledge across generations. Their unique bipedal stride and exceptional endurance allow them to inhabit nearly every terrestrial biome on Earth.
BipedalSocialGlobal
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- diet
- Omnivorous
- family
- Hominidae
- threats
- Environmental degradation, infectious diseases, and resource conflict
- life Span
- 70 to 85 years on average
LC
Capable of physical defense and transmitting pathogens; maintain respectful social boundaries during observation.
Possesses high capacity for coordinated physical defense, tool use, and transmission of respiratory and contact pathogens.
Maintain a polite distance, use non-threatening gestures, and respect local social protocols.- Communication: Use clear vocalizations and open body language to signal peaceful intentions.
- Boundaries: Respect personal space and cultural norms to prevent defensive or stressed responses.
- Observation: Observe quietly in public spaces where individuals are accustomed to external presence.