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This video takes you back to prehistoric times, deep into the Ice Age, when childbirth itself was a fight against death. Around 400,000 years ago, prehistoric humans lived without fire, medicine, or proper clothing. In temperatures falling between −30°C and −50°C, giving birth was one of the most dangerous moments in prehistoric life.Prehistoric Ice Age childbirth depended entirely on body warmth, animal skins, and group support. Most prehistoric babies did not survive more than a few days because of hypothermia, hunger, and extreme cold. A mother’s body and the warmth of the prehistoric group were the only protection.Alongside prehistoric childbirth, daily survival included dangerous hunts, lack of food, and constant threats from prehistoric predators like sabertooth tigers and woolly mammoths. Every hunt decided whether the prehistoric group would live or die.This is a realistic depiction of prehistoric human life, showing how fragile newborn life was and how rare survival truly meant hope for the future. In the prehistoric Ice Age world, survival was not about age , it was about winning one day at a time.



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