This is what evolution looks like

Human evolution is a long and complex process that took millions of years. It started with ape-like ancestors who gradually evolved into modern humans. This evolution involved changes in physical traits like walking upright, developing bigger brains, and using tools. It also involved changes in behavior, like using language and creating complex societies.

Here’s a simplified timeline:

• Millions of years ago: Our ancestors were ape-like creatures living in Africa.
• 6-7 million years ago: A split occurred, with one group evolving into chimpanzees and another group leading to humans.
• Millions of years of evolution: These early humans developed the ability to walk upright, use tools, and have larger brains.
• Hundreds of thousands of years ago: Early humans like Homo erectus and Neanderthals emerged, spreading to different parts of the world.
• Around 300,000 years ago: Modern humans, Homo sapiens, appeared in Africa.
• Tens of thousands of years ago: Homo sapiens migrated out of Africa, eventually populating the entire world.

It’s important to remember that human evolution wasn’t a straight line. There were many different species of early humans, and some went extinct while others evolved into modern humans.