Are humans fundamentally different from other animals?

Well yes that definitely depends on how you define the term fundamental. Because on a biological level we're basically identical. We certainly have a better sense of reasoning than other animals and can manipulate our environment more, but I don't think that means we're fundamentally different. If it is that you could say every animal is fundamentally different from all others and that wouldn't make humans any more unique than any other specialized creature. I think as humans we have kind of a human bias, which makes sense. We seem to have almost removed ourselves from the food chain, and we definitely have access states of consciousness that other animals don't but it's possible there may be animals that have access to states of consciousness that we don't have. The one thing we do have that animals don't is the ability to choose between good and evil but maybe all creatures have that ability at a certain level of cognition.

Yes and no. We are mammals and conform to a lot of things common to the animal kingdom, but differ than all of them as well. We're like fleshy robots that are partially enslaved by their own biology.

Different, in terms of evolution, especially the brain.

That's all.

Except that there isn't much of a difference. We are technically animals.

Well.........we all know people who are basically animals.....but none of us know an animal that is basically human, so..........

i'm waiting for someone answering human is animal 😂😂