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Our earliest ancestors primarily consumed meat when they lived in the forests of Africa.
False
The ability to eat meat enabled our ancestors to travel shorter distances due to lack of available food.
False
Our ancestors advanced at a rapid pace of 10 km per day during their journey.
False
It took our ancestors 25,000 years to explore beyond Africa and reach South-East Asia.
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Our ancestors reached Africa, Asia, and Europe by 250 years ago.
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The world's climate became very warm about 11,300 years ago, leading to easier journeys across continents.
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People and animals crossed from Asia to North America across the Bering Strait.
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It took our ancestors around 5,500 years to reach South America after crossing from Asia to North America.
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Today, it is still possible to walk across from Asia to North America due to the presence of ice.
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Our ancestors' journey across continents was rapid and easily achievable in modern times.
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