Human Evolution Caused by His Jump to Cattle’s Genetic Track.

Man hides his scent

The jumping of the genetic track of an ape to the genetic track of a cow changed the ape man into a herd animal.  The cattle track required Man’s DNA to change and reflect the cow’s track.  There was also a symbiotic relationship between the two species that let each to use their specific skills to help each with survival. But most of all it let Man survive in a strange place.  Here are some of the cross skills (CS) and (GS) genetic changes that affected Man.

1. (CS) Cattle are poorly sighted but see over a wide angle,320-degree panoramic vision. Humans are far sighted and see narrowly, 180-degree.

2. (CS) Cattle see in black and white with some green hues. Humans see in color.

3. (CS) Cattle are calmed by the human voice and respond to it. Modern cattle can take direction from human speech. But react to the female humans high scream which they react to by balking and refusing to move.

4. (CS) Cattle see better if they lower their head, Man if he raises his head..

5. (CS) Cattle have a better sense of smell, up to 5 miles. Humans a better sensitivity to yellow and golds to spot crouching lions in dry grass.  Man vocally calls out to warn herd.

6. (CS) Cattle are better protectors against lions, man can see lions at a greater distance.

7. (GS) Both man and cattle walk at the same pace.  Man walks with herd.

8. (GS) Cattle prefer to rest for 8 hrs to chew their food. Man also rests 8 hours.

9. (GS) Cows like to make close friends with 3 or 4 other cows. Man likes to have best friends.

10. (GS) A standing man can look over the backs of cattle.  Man learns to stand on two feet to see without being seen.

11. (GS) In man’s drawings of the evil devil, the devil resembles a red bull.  The King Bull hated man while the Boss cow welcomed him into her herd.

12. (GS) The red bull had long front facing horns for performing a “fencing” behavior, not ramming or pushing. Man adopted the skills of fencing when he adopted the King bull’s horn as a sword.  His first offensive weapon.

More human changes.

1. Early man migrated over the world by following wild cattle.

2. Gestation in cows is the same as in humans. Nine months. They also cycle every 26-28 days

3. Man lost his body hair so not to attract cattle pests and trail dirt to his body.

4. Man covered his scent so that he could blend in with the herd by showering in cow’s urine.

5. Early man did not migrate to America because Wild Cattle could not make the journey for lack of feed over the Siberian ice bridge.