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The Dawn of Altruism — Did Early Humans Risk Everything to Save One Another?

3.7 million years ago, on the golden African savanna, a small Australopithecus afarensis troop faces a sleek sabertooth (Dinofelis). When a young member stumbles, one figure—“the Altruist,” scar by the eye—turns back. What follows is a grounded, cinematic sequence of decoy shouts, thorn-branch deterrents, mud-scent masking, and star-guided navigation that asks a bold question: did compassion become a survival strategy? With tactile fieldcraft, ember-lit nights, and proto-planning sketched in dust, this film shows how predators, fire, and cooperation may have shaped the first human code. Subscribe to Survival Roots Code for more research-led prehistoric stories that make evolution feel alive. #SurvivalRootsCode #PrehistoricSurvival #HumanEvolution #Australopithecus #PrimitiveLife #PrehistoricDocumentary #AncientEarthStories #SurvivalDocumentary #SabertoothAttack #CinematicStorytelling