Human/Non-Human Animals

In my own opinion, I think there are plenty of things/issues that distinguish human animals from non-human animals. The first issue for me is the thought of survival. Non-human animals are either put in the wild or are born there. They specifically focus on survival of the fitest. They deal with predators and preys. They know who and what they can eat and not eat to survive. Non-human animals know how to survive in the wilderness. For instance, some animals know how to camouflauge themselves to protect themselves from their predators and also their prey. On the other side, human animals honestly could not survive in the wilderness for over a week. Studies and people have done so but do human animals really know how to survive more than a week in the wilderness? I do not believe so. If a human were in the wilderness and had no food or water and relied on the animals in the wilderness and the water in the wilderness, they would not survive all that much or eventually.