Why are Humans So Good at Throwing?
<p>I don’t mean “throwing” in the sense of being paid to perform poorly on purpose in a competition, but I mean it in the sense of literally and <em>physically</em> propelling an object using our upper bodies. Definitely a question that doesn’t cross your mind everyday, but an interesting one — at least, I think it is.</p>
<p>I first stumbled across this topic when researching the age old “human vs chimp: who wins” question (who doesn’t search up facts about chimpanzees when they get bored?). After reading through various responses on Quora, I found myself doing a bit of reading on why humans are so good at <em>throwing</em>. That really struck me, as strange as it may sound. If you think about it, humans are the only animals that can <em>really </em>throw. Sure our ape relatives have some decent throws, but most of these so-called “throws” from chimpanzees and orangutans are pretty weak. Most of them should be categorized under “fling.” But that’s enough about my arbitrary Google searching; let’s dive into answering this question.</p>
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