A bilaterally symmetrical bipedal primate, Humans are a warm-blooded mammilian species with an average lifespan of around 100 years, although some individuals achieved a much older age. They consider themselves distinct in their ability to introspect, communicate through language, and reason and problem solve abstractly. Their rationality, intelligence and self-awareness is a particular identifier of 'humanity'.
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| - A bilaterally symmetrical bipedal primate, Humans are a warm-blooded mammilian species with an average lifespan of around 100 years, although some individuals achieved a much older age. They consider themselves distinct in their ability to introspect, communicate through language, and reason and problem solve abstractly. Their rationality, intelligence and self-awareness is a particular identifier of 'humanity'.
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| - A bilaterally symmetrical bipedal primate, Humans are a warm-blooded mammilian species with an average lifespan of around 100 years, although some individuals achieved a much older age. They consider themselves distinct in their ability to introspect, communicate through language, and reason and problem solve abstractly. Their rationality, intelligence and self-awareness is a particular identifier of 'humanity'. The Colonials number some 28.55 billion, over twelve distinct and culturally significant worlds in the Cyrannus Star System and 468 'outposts' beside. Appearance and phenotypic characteristics are almost totally superseded as an 'identifier' of Colonials; with culture, heritage and socio-economic status a more relied upon qualifier for individuals.
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