For example...some "high end" features in the latest versions of Poser include dynamic strand-based hair; dynamic cloth simulation with wind forces; a very powerful procedural material editor including true displacement mapping and advanced nodes such as subsurface scattering; magnets for interactive mesh deformation; image-based lighting with ambient occlusion; and all these things can be keyframed and animated. Although it's not intended to be a primary modelling tool you can actually do a fair bit of basic modelling in Poser using the primitive shapes and the mesh grouping tool to make things like buildings and furniture.