When did early humans start eating meat? New discovery reveals the answer

New research on Australopithecus tooth enamel reveals early humans primarily consumed plants, challenging the idea of regular meat consumption. The dietary shift to meat likely started with the Homo genus around 2 million years ago, impacting human evolution by providing essential nutrients for brain growth and social complexity.

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