Life Million Years Ago | Fire & Early Technology: How the First Humans Discovered and Tamed Flame?

Step back 2 million years into the prehistoric African savanna and witness one of humanity’s most important milestones: the discovery of fire.
In this ultra-detailed 80-scene documentary-style video, follow a small tribe of early hominids as they encounter fire for the first time — lightning strikes, wild flames threaten their survival, and predators are drawn to the smoke.

Watch how they:
🔥 Capture and preserve embers from burning trees
🔥 Protect fire from predators like giant hyenas and cave lions
🔥 Learn to cook meat, roast roots, and dry food for storage
🔥 Use fire for defense, rituals, and survival engineering
🔥 Face disasters like wildfires and storms while struggling to keep the flame alive

This is the story of how early humans mastered fire, a fragile spark that became the foundation of survival, technology, and culture.

📌 Part of the Stone Age Mysteries series, exploring the daily struggles and breakthroughs of our earliest ancestors.

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