can you name an animal trait that man cant successfully mimic?

[slimreaper]

Lick our own ears. I'm talking about giraffes here.

though what purpose does that serve? if its to clean the ears the man already has that covered through the use of cotton swabs

 

[Ōkami]

The op was what can't man mimic

Well since you didn't respond yo my 150 years one.

I suppose that's a winner?

 

[Blitz3d]

Wagging a tail.

 

[Percy Jackson]

we have actually surpassed this strength through machines. ex. forklift, tank, backhoe

So.. Your "physical body" is a tank? Cool..

*keyword on my first post is "physical body"

 

[slimreaper]

Hmm slither like a snake or a have claws like a bear

forks are our mimic of claws

what would be the point of slithering like a snake?

 

[slimreaper]

So.. Your "physical body" is a tank? Cool..

No but the point is man has already surpassed this physical strength through the use of tools, which are by definition extensions of the body.

EX. Using leverage a wrench can increase the physical strength of man's physical body

 

[thepizzaguy]

Well, lay eggs.

 

[slimreaper]

Wagging a tail.

what would the point of that be? man could successful put a tail on someone and have it wag

 

[Ōkami]

Regrow our limbs.

And I don't mean like healing a broken bone.

 

[Katachi]

though what purpose does that serve? if its to clean the ears the man already has that covered through the use of cotton swabs

..alright, how about physiological color change? >.> ( voluntary)

 

[slimreaper]

Well since you didn't respond yo my 150 years one.

I suppose that's a winner?

sorry I didn't see it.

Man can live forever through life support.

 

[vegeta50hbk]

Well since you didn't respond yo my 150 years one.

I suppose that's a winner?

Yeah, he's kindly avoided yours...well, while he scours the interwebs for a clever rebuttal...

 

[slimreaper]

..alright, how about physiological color change? >.>

camouflage?

You must be registered for see images

 

[slimreaper]

Yeah, he's kindly avoided yours...well, while he scours the interwebs for a clever rebuttal...

No man I honestly didn't see it

 

[Ōkami]

sorry I didn't see it.

Man can live forever through life support.

Actually no, even with life support your body would fade before you even it the triple digits.

So if you're in a coma, after a while your body would eventually just break down long before you hit 150.

 

[slimreaper]

Regrow our limbs.

And I don't mean like healing a broken bone.

prosthetic

Its called mimicking, it doesn't have to be exact, just our version

 

[slimreaper]

Actually no, even with life support your body would fade before you even it the triple digits.

dude regular people can live into the triple digits

and everything in the body can successfully be transplanted

 

[Ōkami]

dude regular people can live into the triple digits

and everything in the body can successfully be transplanted

If a regular person in the triple digits get put on life support they would still be dead soon afterwards.

So as of now there is no way for a human to life to 150 years.

Also it doesn't really count as living if you're a vegetable.

 

[Ariow]

man could potentially mimic this. can you name a species that doesn't fight? even ants kill their queen occasionally

Among bees I believe only the queens fight each other. The worker bees work together without incident though.

 

[Revyy]

have you ever seen contortionists?

Sorry to break It to you kid. But even for a contortionist It's impossible. Cats have different bone structures than humans, It's what allows them to slip into small spaces so easily. In order for a human to even achieve this they would have to have the bones of a cat -.-.