Animals and humans have evolved differently over time to adapt to their respective environments and survival strategies. While animals rely on their physical strength and agility to hunt, defend themselves and survive in the wild, humans have evolved to rely on their cognitive abilities and tool-making skills to overcome physical limitations.
Additionally, the human body is designed to conserve energy and avoid unnecessary physical exertion whenever possible. This is why our bodies are not naturally muscular and why we need to engage in regular exercise and physical activity to maintain and build muscle mass.
Moreover, humans have different priorities and lifestyles than animals. For example, humans may prioritize intellectual pursuits, such as academic or creative endeavors, over physical strength. Additionally, human societies have developed tools and technologies that enable us to perform tasks that would be impossible for us to do with our bare hands, such as building structures, cultivating crops, and manufacturing goods.