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Life 6.6 Million Years Ago | Migration Routes Shaped by Climate and Fear

Fear is a powerful motivator. 6.6 million years ago, it was the only thing keeping our ancestors moving across a dying landscape as the lush forests they called home began to disappear. In this pivotal chapter of human evolution, we explore how intense climate change during the late Miocene epoch reshaped the ancient world. Life 6.6 million years ago was defined by the desperate search for safety. As the environment dried out, early hominids (potentially Orrorin tugenensis) were forced to establish new migration routes through open, dangerous territory. Driven by fear of ancient predators and the need for resources, these perilous journeys may have accelerated our adaptation to walking on two legs. We examine the geological and fossil evidence that reveals how unstable climates forced our ancestors to adapt or die. This video reconstructs the migration patterns and survival instincts that saved our lineage from extinction. From the psychological impact of constant danger to the physical toll of travel, this is the story of how resilience was forged in the face of fear. Support the Channel: If you want to know more about the dangerous journeys of our ancestors, please LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE! COMMENT BELOW: How far would you be willing to walk to find a safe home? SHARE this video with anyone interested in the origins of humanity!