ShutterstockWhy can’t humans grow wings? Christina, age 9, Beijing, China.
Hi Christina! Great question.
Humans are animals that have backbones. This means we’re in a group called “vertebrates” – along with fish, amphibians (such as frogs), reptiles, birds and mammals.
A long time ago, humans weren’t around. We...
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