who is man and animal
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Man- A man is a male human. The term man is usually reserved for an adult male, with the term boy being the usual term for a male child or adolescent. However, the term man is also sometimes used to identify a male human, regardless of age, as in phrases such as "men'sbasketball".
Animal -There are characteristics by which we recognize animals — they are multicellular, get the energy necessary for life by eating other organisms, and can move and sense their environment — but these do not define an animal. In taxonomy, names are given to branches on evolutionary trees. Real or ‘natural’ groupings must encompass sets of organisms that have a shared evolutionary ancestor. This means that the term ‘animal’ must refer to a group of related species. The animals, therefore, are a natural group (or clade) descended from a shared common ancestor. This clade is called the Animal Kingdom, or Metazoa.
Animal -There are characteristics by which we recognize animals — they are multicellular, get the energy necessary for life by eating other organisms, and can move and sense their environment — but these do not define an animal. In taxonomy, names are given to branches on evolutionary trees. Real or ‘natural’ groupings must encompass sets of organisms that have a shared evolutionary ancestor. This means that the term ‘animal’ must refer to a group of related species. The animals, therefore, are a natural group (or clade) descended from a shared common ancestor. This clade is called the Animal Kingdom, or Metazoa.
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