Sentence examples for being uniquely human from inspiring English sources

Bipedalism – standing and walking around on two legs – is something else that we often think of as being uniquely human (among primates at least – obviously there are other bipedal animals: kangaroos, birds and a fair few dinosaurs spring to mind).

Democracy, it seems, is far from being uniquely human.

The very rostral part was found to be activated during observation of tool use and interpreted as being uniquely human.

Once again, abilities thought to be uniquely human have been challenged by our fellow-beings.

Wouldn't you have thought those might be uniquely human?

Here are a few examples of things you might think are uniquely human, but aren't.

Many traits that we arrogantly assumed were uniquely human have been found in other species.

HOW? A. Before Snowball, I wondered if moving to a musical beat was uniquely human.

I like to think we value another quality that is uniquely human: our capacity for ethics.

It was then theorised the female orgasm was uniquely human and evolved to encourage women to bond to their men.

Dogs will eat or roll in practically anything, without any trace of an emotion that seems to be uniquely human.