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The darkest chapter of human history was a time when reaching the age of 12 was considered a long life. Archaeologists discovered 26 skeletons of a “leakey family,” exposing a brutal reality where hunger, disease, and death shaped everyday existence. This video reveals why that era is called the worst time to be human, what science uncovered about their struggle for survival, and how this harsh past became a reminder of humanity’s resilience.