Ancient Humans were Scary #ancient #science #evolution #africa #learn

[jomama]

Soooo basically, they were the embodiment of "every second you stop running, I'm only getting closer"

[Wh-]

There’s a tribe in Africa that still hunts this way.

[PrimeEternalIkaris]

Bro made us humans sound like a horror movie 😂

[Bleepbleepblorbus]

It gets scarier when you don't realize the pointy stick isn't a part of these strange creatures until the pointy stick is flying towards you like a hawk

[austinbevis]

The animals that get hunted this way literally die from exhaustion

[zhongxina]

Every ancient humans : THEY DON'T KNOW ME SON!!

[jckoibra]

You will run, it will walk. You will rest. It will not.

[psszslx]

Imagine you're an animal and you actually managed to get away from a human who was hunting you but when it gets dark you see the human running even faster and somehow isn't getting tired...

[_anything-_]

What's even more terrifying is that some animals can't differentiate between a human body part and a spear. To them, it's horrifying to see humans throwing their body part to hunt them.

[egotrpn]

So basically we are the Michael Myers and Jason Voorhees of the Animal kingdom? We never stop.

[PekaCheeki]

ok, picture all early humans as David Goggins, chasing their prey for not hours, but DAYS. And physically we can still do that if we forced ourselves to. Being the weakest animals, all we had was physical and mental endurance, and that is what led us to the top of the food chain

[ramin]

knowing this is in all of our blood isnt scary, its invigorating

[hsumo]

Not the death note music in the background😭

[NakitaCherie]

The running/ endurance gene didn’t pass down to me lol

[getass]

And then we figured out how to ride horses and it wasn’t even fair after that.

[cheatbluevii]

Our scariest ability is our intellect, not our running.
We took over the world with our brains and technology.

[tragiciansmagician]

That's why the terminator is a terrifying concept. They persistently hunt humans

[Zero-eqmp]

I ran 20 miles once which isn’t a lot but it made me think of how our ancestors migrated

[abdullahansari]

Some tribes still do this in Africa. A lot of the hunt is about tracking and searching. So the animal gets away, thinks it’s safe and starts to munch on some greens. Then it looks up to see the slender monkeys in the distance, getting closer each time he blinks.

[g]

It is amazing that MANY people, especially those who don’t run, don’t realize that yes, we can outrun basically anything on earth endurance-wise if we’re in shape.