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The Human Animal

There world is populated by seven billion of us humans who, inspite our differences in height, weight, color, features, beliefs and traditions, we are all actually genetically similar.
This documentary, as presented by Desmond Morris, is a profiling of the human species. Morris takes us front and center, exploring all of the aspects of our being and the way we behave.
Though we are raised differently, there are certain ways in which are rather common to us. From our gestures, to our instincts; to our fascination for sports and our attraction for entertainment and the arts; to our rituals and the way we keep our relationships… Morris traces these all back to the early man.
“The Human Animal” is a personal view of who we are. Some of these common traits we have with every human being in the planet are so ingrained, they can never be erased.
“The Human Animal” is also based on the book written by the same man. Desmond Morris has traveled all over the world to study different customs and understand human anthropology better. He says that what he does is a to study how our species behave “from a zoological perspective”.
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