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🌍 During the Ice Age, when ice covered everything, the greatest cause of death for humanity was not the cold, but thirst. Based on actual archaeological evidence—from traces of fire use dating back approximately one million years discovered in South Africa’s Wonderwalk Cave (a study published in PNAS in 2012) to mammoth bone hearths at the Mezyrich site in Ukraine—we follow the survival methods of humans who sought water in a frozen world. We explore, one by one, facts-based questions such as why eating snow leads to faster death and what wisdom from the Ice Age the Inuit still prove to this day. 🤖 Utilization of AI Technology and the Role of the Creator We actively utilize AI tools (image generation, speech synthesis, video editing, etc.) to visually reconstruct the past. However, the creator personally handles all scriptwriting, verification of historical facts, and final editing to ensure accuracy and originality. The content of this channel is intended to enhance educational interest and does not replace the official views of academic institutions. For those seeking deeper learning, we recommend reading original source materials. 🌍 Subscribe to Love Earth and explore together!