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Exploring the cradle of humanity

Come discover why Africa is called the « cradle of humanity »! Fascinating fossil discoveries show us that this is where it all began for our species. But new surprises might still await us!

Have you ever heard of the « cradle of humanity »? It’s a very special place on our planet, and guess what? It’s in Africa! But why is that? Let me explain everything to you!

What is the « cradle of humanity »?

Imagine going back in time millions of years ago. At that time, our ancestors, the first humans, lived on Earth. Well, Africa, with its vast savannas and mysterious jungles, would be where they began their incredible journey! It’s where the first members of our species, Homo sapiens, began to evolve from our prehistoric ancestors.

Who showed us that Africa was our cradle?

Well, lots of scientific superheroes! Explorers like Mary Leakey, Richard Leakey, and Donald Johanson discovered ancient bones in amazing places in Africa, like Ethiopia, Kenya, and Tanzania. These bones help us understand where we come from and how our ancestors lived.

Which countries are part of the African cradle?

Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, and South Africa are really important places. That’s where we found lots of fossils that are millions of years old! These countries are like treasures for scientists who want to uncover our history.

And what about new discoveries then?

Well, you know, science is always full of surprises! Recently, we discovered super ancient footprints in Morocco and bones in Saudi Arabia. That could change what we thought we knew about our origins! But one thing is certain, Africa remains a land of mysteries and adventures for scientists and explorers from around the world!

Africa, a continent full of secrets!

So now you know why Africa is so special! It’s where our great story began, and it’s still where many exciting discoveries await us. Who knows what surprises this mysterious continent still has in store for us? Stay tuned for more thrilling adventures!

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