Question

1) Who discovered the Bhimbetka caves?
a) Hodder Wetropp
b) Donald C Johanson
c) Dr v.s Wakankar
d)None of above

2) How did humans become so adaptable, capable of thriving across the globe?

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Answer 1

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Vishnu Wakankar

Spanning across 10 km, there are close to 750 rock shelters and seven hills in the area. These caves have now been declared a UNESCO world heritage site, owing to their historical significance. In 1957, archaeologist Dr. Vishnu Wakankar noticed these structures from the train window on his way to Nagpur

Q2 ans.

We're one of the few species to cover every corner of the globe, and none have shaped their environment as much as we have. Not bad for some hairless apes.

But unlike the old notion that it was only our smarts that allowed us overcome our lack of claws and fangs and dominate our environment, we've employed an interesting combination of skills and abilities to get where we are today.

Here are some of the amazing evolutionary adaptations that our species used to conquer the globe.

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Answer 2

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1) Who discovered the Bhimbetka caves?

ANS:c) Dr v.s Wakankar

2) How did humans become so adaptable, capable of thriving across the globe?

ANS:Humans,they wanted to trade.They wanted to show their qualities.They wanted to be know.This was the industrial revolution.The whole world change.New inventions,new voyages,new politics,books,medicine,jobs.

,they wanted to trade.They wanted to show their qualities.They wanted to be know.This was the industrial revolution.The whole world change.New inventions,new voyages,new politics,books,medicine,jobs.There were lots of advancements in science and medicince cuz of this.You see lots of diseases needed to be cured and different herbs are found in different places so people had to thrive across the globe for this or everyone would die.

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