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Homo Habilis Video

This video explores the evolutionary significance of Homo habilis, the first species of the genus Homo that emerged in East Africa roughly 2.5 million years ago. Often called the "handyman," this early human ancestor transitioned from a tree-dwelling existence to life on the savanna, developing a more upright gait and larger brain than its predecessors. The video details their pioneering use of Oldowan stone tools for scavenging meat and the potential construction of the world's oldest architectural shelters. Despite facing extreme threats from prehistoric predators and harsh climates, these social hominids established the behavioural foundations for all subsequent human species. Ultimately, the video illustrates how Homo habilis represents a critical "prototype" in the lineage that led to modern humans.