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How did a Khoisan start a fire to cook food to eat?
The Khoisan people often used sticks or dung from wild animals to start fires to cook food. They created bows and used them to make a fire as well.
Do more black or white people abuse animals?
more black people abuse animals.
Were the vikings animals or people?
they were people who travel
What animals did pirates have?
They didn't have animals. They got meat from the people they raided.
What did early civilizations develop to produce for their families?
Early civilizations developed agriculture to produce food for their families. This involved cultivating crops such as wheat, barley, and rice, as well as domesticating animals for meat, milk, and labor. They also developed techniques for irrigation to ensure a steady supply of water for their crops.
When did domesticating animals start?
they have done it for like ever the human race is facinated by differences and so people took pride in animals unlike themselfs
How has domesticating animals contribute to man's labor?
how has domesticating animals contributed to man's labor
What is a word for taming animals?
It is domesticating an animal.
What did neolithic people learn about domesticating animal?
Neolithic people learned that domesticated animals would be loyal and hunt for them if they were taken good care of.
What are the benefits to humans by domesticating animals?
the benefits to humans by domesticating animals are they learn how to care living beings they can also make them as a means for earning,especially farmers they also serve you to their fullest
What did the Hebrews domesticate?
Although they did keep and use domesticated animals, there are no records of the Hebrews domesticating any animals themselves.
What are was a charicteristic of fuedalism in the middle ages?
by domesticating crops and eating animals heads off
What is it called to tame an animal and use animals to help with farming and other work?
It is called domesticating or domestication of the animals.
How did farming change the Paleolithic people?
it let them stay in one place by domesticating animals and growing crops which lead to specialized jobs institutions and not having to be hunter/gatherers
What group of people are given credit of domesticating of a llama?
(The Incas)
Why did humans start domesticating animals?
Humans began domesticating animals primarily for practical benefits, such as a consistent food supply, labor assistance, and companionship. Early agricultural societies found that domesticated animals could provide meat, milk, and wool, while also aiding in farming and transportation. Additionally, domestication allowed for more efficient use of resources and contributed to the development of settled communities. Over time, this relationship evolved, fostering bonds between humans and animals that continue today.
When did people first start domesticating the Arabian horses?
The Arabian was created by humans, it was never feral or wild, thus they never had to domesticate it as the breed was created in domestic situations.
