61
Plant Sciences, Zoology & Evolution / Were early hominids REALLY all that threatened by sabre toothed tigers?
« on: 16/07/2012 10:28:08 »
I’ve often wondered how much of a role the sabre toothed tiger actually played in our evolution. When explaining things like how our adrenal glands developed to strengthen us in fight or flight, to the role that families played in evolution to provide increased protection against predators, the sabre toothed tiger is often trotted out as the main antagonist of early hominids.
Were they really this much of a threat to early humans?
Were they really this much of a threat to early humans?