The Human

Bipedal, incapable of flight. Exhibits many common mammalian characteristics and behaviors; social (pack forming, maintains selective inter-species relationships), sense-oriented with a practiced emphasis on sight and sound as opposed to smell, limited aquatic maneuverability, moderate diversity among subjects. Subjects possess a relatively thin coat over a smooth skin compared with other similar mammals, exhibiting moderate hair growth on areas of the head, torso and lower front abdomen. Diet is varietal, including native vegetation and other species, and is gained through a number of means. Sexual intercourse is common among subjects with some homosexual intercourse observed. Communication is audible between members and appears to employ a variety of sound, pitch and inflection. Articulate arm limbs are capable of grasping and manipulating the environment in the course of resource gathering, dwelling construction and creative pursuits.

These extra-biological endeavors will the the large focus of this discussion.