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#Human #Predator #SuperPredator Did you know that in the African savanna, animals flee twice as fast when your voice rings out compared to a lion's roar? We trace how this slow creature—with no claws, weak teeth, and no speed—became the most terrifying predator in Earth's history. The shocking results proven by an experiment conducted at Kruger National Park. 95% of 19 wild mammal species responded more strongly to human voices than to lions. The only species capable of chasing and bringing down prey for five hours in deserts exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. A being that hunts large carnivores at a rate nine times faster than the natural mortality rate. We delve into the evolutionary reasons why slow and weak humans have become terror itself to all animals on Earth. While this video is based on various academic sources, there may be differing opinions regarding specific figures and interpretations. This video was produced using generative AI. reference material Zanette et al., "Fear of the human 'super predator' pervades the South African savanna", Current Biology, 2023 Darimont et al., “The unique ecology of human predators”, Science, 2015 Gaynor et al., "The influence of human disturbance on wildlife nocturnality", Science, 2018 Bramble & Lieberman, “Endurance running and the evolution of Homo”, Nature, 2004 Charles Darwin, The Voyage of the Beagle, 1839 Laundre et al., "Wolves, elk, and trophic cascades: the landscape of fear concept", Canadian Journal of Zoology, 2001