👉 The term "hominidae" refers to a group of approximately 150 species of primates, including humans and other apes. These animals are characterized by having large brains, sharp teeth, and long limbs that allow them to walk on two legs. They have a wide range of physical adaptations for survival in their respective habitats, such as the ability to breathe through gills in some cases. The term "hominidae" is commonly used in scientific research and conservation efforts