Next on the list, bone structure. Now the homo habilis did not have a bone structure exactly like us, the homo sapiens, but it was a step in the right direction. By this, I mean that the homo habilis had a bone structure that allowed them to walk on two legs. The only major difference between their bone structure and ours is that they’re upper body was still built like an animal that walked on all fours, so they were a bit …show more content…
This is where “man’s best friend” comes along. They started off as wolves, but after awile, they became tame to the homo habilis. The wolves would come by and eat the food that the homo habilis left over, and realized over time that if they didn’t hurt the homo habilis, they could get free food all the time. So in turn, the wolves became the companions of the homo habilis, attacking anything that endangered the hominids, in exchange for food. This is how the term “man’s best friend” came to be, dogs have literally been with hominids for billions of