Human

Basic Information

Anatomy

Humans are endowed with a set of two arms, two legs and a head attached to a torso much like the species they descend from Progenitor Homo Sapiens. They have fine hair across their entire body with thicker coarser hair on their head, underarms and loins. Skeletal and muscular structures are built moderately and adapted for bipedal locomotion.

Genetics and Reproduction

Human reproduction works similarly to the species they descend from and the other species of the planet. Humans reproduce by internal sexual fertilization and have an internal gestation method over a period of 9 months.

Growth Rate & Stages

A Human grows to full maturity by age 20; traversing the Infant, Toddler, Child, Adolescent, Young Adult and Adult stages of their lives. These stages are only differentiated by the physical and mental development of the Human; meaning a 30 year old Human can still be in their Young Adult stage even though they are physically mature.

Ecology and Habitats

Humans are biologically adapted to live in most, non-severely hostile, environments with a high degree of success. Most locations that Humans inhabit are quickly adapted to their requirements: extracting any and all useful resources, changing the environment to better suit them and exterminating or domesticating all local wildlife.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Humans are omnivorous creatures able to eat most plant and animal matter. Humans farm and ranch their food sources almost exclusively; creating large stores of food to slowly utilize as needed.

Additional Information

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Humans have excellent hearing in air and excellent vision in daylight conditions.

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Progenitor Homo Sapiens

Scientific Name

Homo Sapiens Sapiens

Origin/Ancestry

Northerner, Easterner, Equatorial, Southerner

Lifespan

200 years.

Average Height

5ft. - 6ft.

Average Weight

120lbs. - 180lbs.