All other apes compared to us in terms of physical strength and why are they so much stronger than us?
I think our stringbean-like President has shattered this long-standing myth.
j/k 
Longer-limbs, different attachment points, different muscle tissue compositions among other things. We’ve gone through the mechanics of it in GQ at least a couple of times.
It’s all relative, though. A great ape will beat the fuck out of you in a wrestling competition or in a brachiation contest ( swinging through the trees ). However a generic human will always be able to throw a rock better and run one into the ground. We’re just built differently and have different advantages and disadvantages.
Here’s what I read in a physiology textbook, years ago (so sorry, no cite): Certain muscle cells have mechanisms for fighting fatigue (I don’t remember the details, if in fact I ever understood it). Some cells have more of this than others.
Human heart muscle has this. That’s why your heart can keep on truckin’ non-stop for year after year without having to stop to rest. (I mean, besides the fact that the muscles get a bit of a rest between each beat. There’s more to it than that.)
Human muscle tissue elsewhere in the body has largely lost this.
Muscle tissue in many, or maybe even most, other mammals has retained this in muscle tissue throughout the body, not just in the heart. This enables these animals to do much stronger muscle work without getting fatigued nearly as fast, and this explains why most animals are stronger than people. Chimpanzees, for example, are much stronger than people. (You’ve read the occasional horror stories about chimps going postal on people.) Big cats, likewise, can run faster (most of them) and rip you apart because of it.
No cite but I have heard that an adult Orangutan <sp> is pound for pound the strongest of the apes. Cites either way? I got nothing.
I’ve actually heard that too.
Are you meaning Monkey or Ape? Two different types of critters.
Not really
It seems that us humans got the short of the stick when it comes to evolution
Which we then took and sharpened and proceeded to use it to fuck up animals ten times our size.
Seriously, we did pick up a few drawbacks along with the giant brains and fine motor control to allow tool use, but I don’t know I’d call it the short end of the stick.
here’s a picture of a shorn chimpanzee revealing its muscles.
I could beat up, like, six Bush babies.
Apes are not only stronger, but MUCH stronger.
I think human are stronger than monkeys,
Reason:
The reason behind that is the difference of approach b/w the human and animals. We have a better mental approach then anything in the world. What do you say about this point?
I think in that chimp attack in California it was said the chimp “pulled the guy’s foot off”. I don’t know if that’s true or hyperbole but that seems insanely strong to literally be able to just pull a person’s foot off from the rest of the leg.
Uh, no. Note what I posted above. Even putting aside things like opposable thumbs and bipedalism, there are very, very few animals in the world that can beat a well-conditioned human in an endurance race. On a hot day a human athlete can run down a horse over distances of 25+ miles. We’re day-time persistence hunters and are superbly adapted for it. We can shed heat like nobody’s business, have good daytime binocular vision ( and excellent color vision for a mammal ), and have muscles and ligaments adapted for running that a chimpanzee could only marvel at.
The idea that humans are physically inferior to other animals is simply ridiculous. We’re just better at different things. 99+% of animals that attempted something like this would simply drop dead.
Which is why I get very nervous when I read about chimpanzees making spears.
99% of first-world humans would, too. 
But yeah, humans are simply optomized for a hunting/gathering lifestyle.
The Master spoke on a similar question, almost 40 years ago.
which is why there’s 7 billion of us (and growing?)
<sp> is just fine and is Wikipedia’s first choice, though it lists others (it’s a Malay expression not originally written in the Roman alphabet).
I like the legend that orangutans can speak but choose not to in case they be made to work. 