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Early humans only killed animals to eat. When they killed all of the animals, they would have to move to other places. They would start making small community's and eventually, when their towns became too large, it became too difficult to move. They had to find an easier way to get around. When they trapped their horse like animals, they decided not to kill them. They tried to train the animals to help them carry their belongings. When this proved successful, they moved on to larger animals like elephants. Soon they started to domesticate animals left and right. First they domesticated only useful animals. Then they would make pets out of some of them.
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What is anthrozoology?
Anthrozoology is the study of the interactions and relationships between humans and other animals. It explores the bonds formed between humans and animals, and the impact these relationships have on both parties' physical and emotional well-being. Anthrozoology also examines the ethical, cultural, and ecological aspects of human-animal interactions.
How did the early hunters and gatherers use these plants and animals?
by eating them
Is it true Early land animals had to return to the water to reproduce?
Early land animals had to return to the water to reproduce.
How did early land animals differ from those common today?
Early land animals were not as diverse as today's land animals. In time there has been adaptation of species where certain genetic traits and become predominant. Mutations have allowed for more variation over time.
What are the names of animals in NZ?
there are lots of animals in New Zealand most native ones are birds: Kereru Kiwi Tui Kaka Pipiwharauroa Tiwaiwaka Kokako Pukeko Takahe there is a native lizard called a Tuatara these are some of the animals which arrived in NZ with the early polynesians (maori) kiore (native rat), kunekune (native pig) and Kuri (dog).
Which animals did early humans domesticate?
Dogs and sheep were among the first animals to be domesticated.
Why early civilizations devoloped near a water supply?
Civilisation is based on a surplus of food, which is generated by growing a plentitude of crops. Crops need water, and so do humans and animals they domesticate.
Why do you think cattle were useful animals for farmer to domesticate?
Perhaps their easy-going temperament was what made them ideal for early farmers to domesticate them. Though many other animals in the world give good meat, milk, and hide, the bovine was chosen over others perhaps because of both temperament and ability to learn that humans are beings that give them good food to eat.
Why do you think cattle were useful animals to farmer to domesticate?
Perhaps their easy-going temperament was what made them ideal for early farmers to domesticate them. Though many other animals in the world give good meat, milk, and hide, the bovine was chosen over others perhaps because of both temperament and ability to learn that humans are beings that give them good food to eat.
What do cave paintings tell us about religion of early humans?
early humans worshipped animals
What do cave paintings tell us about the religions of early humans?
early humans worshipped animals
Why did early humans follow animals for food?
To hunt the animals they follow
Which according to you was a greater revolution - early humans becoming food-producers or early humans taming animals or early humans making pottery?
chamara silva
How can you put domesticate in a sentence for social studies?
domestic voilance is when people mistreat one onother get them to do every thing they want and if that person is not finisih doing hat they want they would abuse that person eg: beating ,cursing, etc
Did early settled humans have domesticated animals?
yes
What kind of animals did the early people hunt?
Early humans hunted antelopes, gazelles, wildebeest and other large animals
Why early hunting people painted pictures of animals?
Early humans did this for spiritual reasons and also to tell future humans about there lives
