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4.6 Million Years Ago: Our Origins Before Humanity
Long before we walked upright as humans, our story began in a world vastly different from today. About 4.6 million years ago, the Earth was a wild and primal place, teeming with ancient ancestors of our modern primates. This was the dawn of the Hominin lineage, the very roots from which humanity would eventually grow.
During this period, early hominins faced a challenging environment—dense forests, changing climates, and fierce predators. Their lives revolved around survival, adaptation, and small group survival strategies. These early ancestors bore the first hints of traits that would define us—bipedal movement, primitive tools, and social bonds.
Understanding our origins before humanity helps us see the incredible journey of evolution—from simple, tree-dwelling creatures to the intelligent beings we are today. It’s a story of resilience, change, and the deep roots that connect us to the ancient world.
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