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Humans Applied To Darwin's Theory

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Humans Applied to Darwin’s Theory As humans are biologically observed as animals, they are often taken into theory as animals. However, in Darwin’s book, On the Origin of the Species by the Means of Natural Selection, humans do not fit under the requirements to be considered what Darwin figures is an animal. If the humans do not meet his regulations, they can not be considered an animal in his theories. Thus, in On the Origin of the Species by the Means of Natural Selection, a book which he published, it is improper and unjust to place humans into the observations he has proposed. “The resources of an environment are limited. (...) Members of a species must compete for limited resources and for survival” (Darwin). Though Darwin’s claim
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