Why are humans more like animals than plants?

Humans are basically more like animals than plants because we both do the same thing. We hunt for food, we look for a place to live, we work together, we live together. We basically both try to survive while plants just get everything they need in one spot. Plants don't need to hunt to survive nor do they need to find a place to live. they just grow. Hope this helped! :)

Answered by Ariana2014 | 2024-06-10

Humans are more like animals than plants for many reasons.

humans count as animals so we are basically the same
plant cells and animal cells are kinda different
plants make their own food while animals depend on other organisms for food

Answered by lolipop17374 | 2024-06-10

Humans are more like animals than plants because both are heterotrophs that rely on other organisms for food, can move for survival, and share complex social structures. In contrast, plants are autotrophs that produce their own food and do not exhibit mobility or social behavior. Additionally, the reproductive and cellular structures of humans and animals are more similar to each other than to those of plants.
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Answered by Ariana2014 | 2024-09-30