New study in Tanzania reveals startling fact (click to read)
Grandmothers may be more important providers of food than hunters in early human evolution
A Hadza hunter in Tanzania. Researchers have looked at the hunting success of the Hadza and found that they bagged an animal on on 3.4 percent of their excursions.
Grandmothers may be more important providers of food than hunters in early human evolution
A Hadza hunter in Tanzania. Researchers have looked at the hunting success of the Hadza and found that they bagged an animal on on 3.4 percent of their excursions.
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