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ELI5:Why are animals that have a size similar to man kind usually much stronger than a human?
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Assuming you're talking about other primates such as chimpanzees and Gorillas its a matter of motor control. Essentially in primates their muscles are generally all or nothing responses allowing all muscle fibres to be activated at once. In humans we instead lost the ability to use all muscle fibres at once and instead replaced it with fine control. This means we're much better at delicate things such as making tools and performing intricate tasks.