Things About Humans that Intrigue/Freak Out Cybertronians
(I have so much delight in thinking of this).
Our saliva being 6x more potent than one of our most potent painkillers (morphine)
We have acid in our stomachs that can melt through their metal and the only reason why it's melting us is because of the mucosal layer
Pursuit Predation: in the early days, humans used to pursue our prey at a walking speed for however long till the prey got tired. Because compared to other animals, we have a ton of energy.
How we can bounce back. The Ice Age was one of the most vicious times to live in. Back 800-900,000 years ago, almost 99% of the human population and about 1300 humans were left. The temperature at its peak back in the Ice Age was 46 degrees Fahrenheit (8 degrees Celsius). The average temperature was 11°F (6°C). This is the average of the arctic (where Arcee and Optimus were stuck in for a few hours and ALMOST DIED) is at now. Average Arctic temp: 2 to -6° C (0 to 20° F). Now the human population reached to 8 billion.
Adrenaline. The effects on how we slow digestion and then temporarily forget pain and get faster and more alert
The amount of organ systems we have
Domesticating everything basically
How quickly we progressed human civilization
Our eyes. Doesn’t emit light, can’t see in the dark and prioritizing stealth over seeing
FThe human instinct of something being off
How long we live (we don’t live long compared to them)
Hysterical strength when the situation calls for it
That we don’t use our minds and bodies to its fullest extent.
Ability to lie since no EM fields
How much we shed: our hair, skin cells and those who have a uterus, shedding of uterus lining
When it’s too dry, our skin bleeds
Hypnic jerks: like when you feel like you are falling when sleeping
Yawning and that it is contagious
Feet becoming numb after sitting for a while
Skin prickling thing.ikyk
Intuition that something is off
Believing we encountered paranormal things or have
Can choke on our own food and water
Sneezing. Why are our sneezes the speed of sound?