Did humans really evolve from monkeys?

The landlord is lovely and has a lot to know, no matter how interesting the views are, and the hypothesis that man evolved from water is creative because humans do have some physiological phenomena that support such a view:

Walking upright affects running speed and balance on land, which is difficult to explain the evolution that is not conducive to survival, but standing upright allows people to go deeper into water to fish;

People don't have a lot of body hair, only vigorous hair, because the head can be exposed to the water, blocking too strong sunlight, and the body in the water has no point in having long hair, so it is degenerate, and apes on land have a lot of body hair, and it is difficult for us to explain why the human body is "light";

The canines of humans are flat, similar to those of sea beasts, while all other apes have long, well-developed and pointed canine teeth;

The primitive mode of mating of humans is face-to-face, unlike all apes, but similar to the mammals of the sea;

Darwin's theory is only one of many evolutionary theories, although there is some truth in him, but it is far from reaching the level of conclusive evidence, people are similar to modern monkeys, it can only show that we are all adjacent "fruit on the tree", whether it is "the fruit of the same tree", we still need evidence to speak, for example, there are many similarities between the genes of humans and mice and pigs, and we can't say that we are their descendants, hehe.

According to Darwin's theory of evolution, man evolved from Australopithecus forest.

All I know is that LZ didn't study biology.

No, it evolved from their common ancestor, Australopithecus.

Purified by the "ape" to be exact!

Hello, people are not"Monkeys evolved", but like other modern primates, including monkeys, they evolved from a common ancestor. According to the available scientific evidence and evolutionary theories, the ancestors of humans and modern monkeys separated about 60 million years ago, and after a long period of evolution and evolutionary process, they developed in different directions. It is understood that many primitive human races existed in the early stages of human evolution, such as Homo erectus, Neanderthals, etc., and these races were eventually replaced by modern humans.

The difference between modern human traps and monkeys is mainly manifested in the level of intelligence, language communication, use of tools, etc., and the formation and development of these characteristics are based on the long-term evolution of humans themselves, rather than simply evolving from a certain species. Therefore, we should be more aware of the complexity and diversity of human evolution, and respect and cherish the value and status of every species in nature.