Homo sapiens refers to the Latin name of a species, the first letters form the abbreviation or abbreviation of the species, and the latter part is its specific epithet.
The following are some common animals with sapiens:
1. Homo sapiens (human): Homo is the abbreviation of the genus, and sapiens is the specific epithet.
2. Canis lupus (wolf): Canis is the abbreviation of the genus, and lupus is the specific epithet.
3. Panthera tigris (tiger): Panthera is the abbreviation of the genus, and tigris is the specific epithet.
4. Acinonyx jubatus (Cheetah): Acinonyx is the abbreviation of the genus, jubatus is the specific epithet.
5. Lepus europaeus (Hare): Lepus is the abbreviation of the genus, europaeus is the specific epithet.
6. Crocodylus niloticus (Nile crocodile): Crocodylus is the abbreviation of the genus, niloticus is the specific epithet.
7. Vulpes vulpes (Red Fox): Vulpes is the abbreviation of the genus, vulpes is the specific epithet.
These abbreviations and specific epithets are widely used in biology to help accurately classify and identify different species.