Como os Humanos Pré-históricos Podiam Caçar Qualquer Monstro da Terra

Eles não tinham garras, presas ou velocidade. Mesmo assim, dominaram um mundo habitado por mamutes, tigres-dente-de-sabre e ursos gigantes.
Este documentário revela como os humanos pré-históricos transformaram a inteligência, a cooperação e o domínio da natureza em armas capazes de vencer qualquer criatura da Terra.
Baseado em descobertas arqueológicas e evidências científicas, este episódio do canal Origem Primitiva mostra a evolução das estratégias de caça, o uso do fogo, a domesticação dos lobos e o momento em que deixamos de ser presas — para nos tornarmos os predadores mais temidos do planeta.



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