Discovery of Fire and Its Importance to Our Ancestors
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- Through this comic strip, we'll discuss the discovery of fire and its importance to our ancestors.
- I'm freezing. uhhh
- Did you know that fire frightened the early humans? No one truly knew how or if our ancestors discovered fire, or if they didn't.
- Who knows, maybe they used flint stones smashed together to make sparks, or maybe they rubbed two sticks together to generate enough heat to ignite a fire.
- Yes, they were terrified of fire, but they had the intelligence to recognize that they could use fire for a variety of purposes.
- At night, fire provided light and kept wild creatures at bay.
- Our forefathers relied on fire for warmth, and without it, they might have froze to death.
- Fire was useful in hunting. A herd of animals could be driven over the edge of a cliff by hunters with torches.
- I caught one!! Go find more so that we have enough food for today.
- Steady...
- Humans also discovered how to use fire to cook food and smoke to preserve meat. Cooking improved the flavor of the food and made it simpler to swallow.
- Yum!!
- The End uwu
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