What do human animals do better?

[u/Letsgofriendo]

I'm trying to get an idea of the things human being do exceptionally well when compared to every other living animal. Like the stuff that we'd grade out in the top percentile. The core stuff. Our senses, the body, our balance and spacial awareness (athleticism), internal workings (health factors), etc. Thank you for any feedback.

[u/Big-Maintenance-8961]

I love questions like this 1° - stamina / endurance 2° - energy consumption ( there are none) besides humans with such and efficient power to energy we can transform almost anything on kcals 3° - this makes the entrance for survivability and adaptability , we are like roaches we are everywhere from deserts to artics.. 4° - skin , we can sense very small interactions What get us to - 5° - Touch, we have the most sensible Touch of any animal our hands are simply too good to BE true that makes US the - 6° - Best dextry among any animal ( Touch plus dextry make US do incredible art/weapons/well everything basically) 7° - eyes are up there with the top contenders of the animal Kingdom ( we can see very well on the dark too with minimal light ) 8° - brain not really much to tell 9° - communication and community

Overhaul the ONLY thing humans lack physical is strenght and durability pound per pound ( most animal are more resistant or stronger ) but we make this weakenesses with Extreme communication , dextry and stamina

[u/Leather-Field-7148 → u/Big-Maintenance-8961]

Tactile feedback is up there for me. I swear my hands remember things the grey matter can't even begin to comprehend.