Researchers find oldest Homo sapien remains yet

A stunning discovery in North Africa is rewriting the story of mankind. The discovery of skull fragments, teeth, and other bones is altering our understanding of human history, including where and when, our ancestors first emerged.

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"On a Moroccan desert" bruh wtf, it's not a desert, the place where this was found is Ighoud, a village near Safi, it's a coastal area with Mediterranean moderate climate

[hunterjenkins]

Those teeth say do much more than u realize

[metamorphosis]

science is great. "Our ancestors were apes. Oh, wait, the oldest ape looks exactly like us!"

[CrowdPleeza]

Have they been able to get any DNA from that skull?

[handsomefatboy]

Wow for the last 2000 some odd years we’ve evolved so quickly and it’s to the point of myth stories, so what happened to the last 280, 000 years?

[abundanthealthservices]

Still on the continent of Africa and I who’s to say we won’t find even more older remains from other regions in Africa and we definitely know Morocco didn’t exist then

[adamsilesia]

Me and you are probably related to him.

[kennethharrison]

What about all of the people who's remains haven't been found, because they could have turned to dust? I wonder because they haven't found the remains of every single human in human history to even know if those bones belong to the first person or people. What I am also saying, is how does anyone know that there weren't people in other parts of the world, during or before the people that these remains belonged to who's remains can never be found? Also, if the oldest bones that they have found did belong to the first person or people, where are the remains of their descendants that we can all trace our ancestors to.

[anontimothy]

Almost like what's happening to our teeth today is profitable, but natural

[menot]

Here is one from Morocco watching his gradfather in the us ness 😂.

[MoiLiberty]

315, 000 years. How are we surprised when we find Gobekli Tepe which is 14, 000 years old.

[JuanGarnicaVera]

Talking about teeths. Bread cosumption is making our teeth weaker.

[jamesliston]

In the near future they will tell us different story wait for it

[romelleabdulaleem]

They did not have poor quality food, no sugar or hfcs.

[thedegreerule]

Moroccans from Marrakech-Asfi region I see You 😂

[divinep]

🤔🤔 you dont say. So where more evidence is pointing atlantis to be the city the claimed kicked statrted it all we find the oldest human 🤷🏾‍♂️

[davisjugroop]

I wonder if now all ancestry test will show morocan dna too.

[Hotftrup]

1:09 evolved in just one location, wow, so the rest of the world are originally Moroccans lol

[kopibin]

Our species wouldnt be kind to other hominids. Having a different skin color proves to be intolerable even in today's most asvanced societies