Structures in the human hand are remarkably similar throughout the mammal kingdom and even birds and reptiles. Most [[mammals]] have comparable bones, although significantly distorted (such as in a horse's [[hoof]]).<ref>http://universe-review.ca/I10-82-limbs.jpg</ref> The opposable [[thumb]] makes it possible to grasp branches and manipulate tools. Other than humans, the only other species with oppossable thumbs are other primates, such as [[chimpanzees]], whose hands are also much stronger.
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Structures in the human hand are remarkably similar throughout [[mammals]] and even birds and reptiles. Most [[mammals]] have comparable bones, although significantly distorted (such as in a horse's [[hoof]]).<ref>http://universe-review.ca/I10-82-limbs.jpg</ref> The opposable [[thumb]] makes it possible to grasp branches and manipulate tools. Other than humans, the only other species with oppossable thumbs are other primates, such as [[chimpanzees]], whose hands are also much stronger.