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Human
General information
Universe Real Life
Aliases Earthling
Terran
Human
Mortal
Muggle
Midgardian
Meat bag (derogatory term coined by robots)
Man (Male Or interchangeably)
Woman (Female)
Common Human
Earthican
Hume
Sim
Classification Homo sapiens
Species type Human
Homeworld Earth
Environment Urban
Suburban
Rural
Etc.
Intelligence Sapient
Biochemistry Carbon-based
Biological information
Lifespan 80 years (average)
122 years (longest lived)
Immortal
Reproduction Sexual; giving live birth
Locomotion Bipedal
Feeding behavior Omnivorous
Distinctive features bipedal stance, small nose, hair on only certain regions, soft skin, round ears
Eye color Varies
Skin color Varies
Lineage information
Ancestor(s) Homo habilis
Homo erectus
Neanderthal
Subspecies Homo sapiens idaltu (extinct)
Homo sapiens sapiens (extant)
Cro-magnon (extinct)
New Donker
Mutant
Descendant(s) Suitor
Superhuman
Related species Homo hylia (Hylian)
Teletubby
Homo nintendonus
Villager
Cultural information
Alignment Varies
Sociocultral characteristics
Scientific taxonomy
Planet Earth
Domain Eukaryota
Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Chordata
Subphylum Vertebrata
Superclass Tetrapoda
Class Mammalia
Order Primates
Family Hominidae
Genus Homo
Species H. sapiens
Other information
Status Least Concern
Extinct
Creator God (debated)
First sighting Unknown
Last sighting Current
Possible population 7.9 Billion


The modern human (Homo sapiens) is said to be the only extant member of the "Homo" genus.

Biology

Humans can be best identified by their bipedal stance, only having hair on their heads, chest, underarms, and sometimes on their faces. They are omnivorous, yet a few chose to be vegetarian, if not vegan (meaning one who does not eat any animal products).

Abilities

Humans may or may not have the ability to sense danger with Spiderman-style “spider-senses,” or sprout adamantium claws like Wolverine, but there are humans walking among us that have their own superpowers. These superhumans have powers the typical person would think impossible, and they are the result of genetic mutations

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