Human Expansion Timeline Map in 1 minute

Human Expansion Timeline Map from start to finish.

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Map is made by Nations Online Project, video is made by me.
This video is for educational purposes.

[eduardovictorfurlaneto]

It's funny to think how Madagascar is so close to the place where the first humans emerged and was one of the last places discovered by humans, excluding Antarctica and other extreme places

[velebik]

i love how they got into europe but refused to enter france for thousands of years

[ThePsych]

"what's that shadowy place?"
"That is France, Simba. You must never ever go there"

[Nedits]

am i the only 1 that saw spain get discovered and then undiscovered at the 1 minute mark?
Like they were really like "it aint that cool here, lets leave and pretend we never saw it"

[rodrigoteresa]

Humanity gameplay: paying taxes
Humanity lore:

[paulusaldoo]

From 2 billion people, it only took 0.1 seconds to reach 8 billion. That's insane

[Everything_Multi-tool]

it's amazing how fast the last 2000 years was

[Geffect]

Imagine being the guy at 1:09 walking through uncharted territory from northern China to east Russia and meeting another guy in the middle of nowhere and be like "dude WTF"

[Delosian]

The Sahara wasn't always desert, it was a green savannah with lakes 11, 000 - 5, 000 years ago.

[extazy]

damn this really puts population growth into perspective... only the last second we have over a billion

[yasserelarabi]

Nepal's mountains are what surprised me the most. They were discovered pretty late in human history. It shows how difficult it is to even explore them.

[BlueJayYT]

I remember seeing a paper that confirmed Madagascar was settled 11, 000 years ago instead of the previously believed 1500-2000 years ago

[jaudyparcon]

It's just crazy to see the population only at 1 Billion after hundreds of thousands of years. But after the 1900s (wars), it just literally took only 100 years more for that 1 billion to become 8 billion. Talk about comfort..

[zibbitybibbitybop]

Minor correction: the Aboriginies have been in Australia a lot longer than shown here, they first reached the continent about 65000 years ago. Other than that, this video is great.

[NaGBatOr]

Thanks to the author of the channel for being able to be born in -250, 000 and live until 2024 and retell to us the entire history of mankind. Respect

[gengarzilla]

I'm loving the suggestion that humanity went all the way through Siberia into North America before ever setting France. I knew France was memetically unpopular, but that just takes the cake.

[imsonicnoob]

That last 10 second were remarkable and amazing! Well done!

[michael]

I'm loving that our ancestors decided that walking/rafting to Australia and North America was a more viable option than moving another 20 feet to go live in France.

[RMProjects]

250, 000 years ago, one species emerged in the savannahs of Africa. A species that was aware of the world around them, was able to think, talk, and form ideas. Comprehend its own existence. Creating art and culture, and outsmarting any predator through ingenuity. A species that expanded throughout the world, driven by curiosity, and the quest for knowledge.
And the universe was never the same. This is the story of Homo Sapiens, and we're living it.

[RegularBiscuit]

An important thing to note is that this is a modern map. At the time, there would have been land bridges, the ice age, huge river basins in Africa, and more that occurred over such a timespan.