Film Lens
The Beasts Within examines the science of human evolution and its impact on large mammals during the Ice Age. It discusses how early humans may have contributed to the extinction of various species, providing a detailed look at the interactions between humans and their environment during prehistory.
The film presents evidence from archaeological findings and fossil records to support its claims. It emphasizes the role of early humans as both hunters and gatherers, and how their activities may have led to significant ecological changes that affected large mammals' survival.
Why Watch
- •Find out how early humans affected large mammal extinction.
- •See evidence from archaeological findings on human evolution.
- •Meet the primates that shaped our evolutionary path.
Did You Know
•Early humans may have contributed to the extinction of large mammals during the Ice Age.
•The documentary discusses the evolution of primates over millions of years.
•The film runs for 49 minutes and was released in 2001.
Perfect For
Human evolution enthusiastsIce Age history buffsPrimate behavior researchers