How did homo erectus get its food?

Answer 1

Stone age man was a forager often called a hunter, gatherer but gathering was more important than hunting. They roamed around collecting/eating wild plants, nuts, berries and such and sometimes killing game.

Answer 2

Homo erectus likely used a combination of hunting and gathering to obtain food. They are believed to have hunted animals such as mammoths, deer, and horses, as well as foraged for fruits, nuts, and vegetables. Their ability to work together in groups and use tools would have been essential for their success in obtaining food.

Answer 3

Early hominids found food during the Old Stone Age by hunting and gathering, which made them survive on animals and wild plants. They did this because they did not know how to farm yet.

Answer 4

The Homo erectus would gather their tools/weapons for hunting and kill animals ,or, they would gather fruit.