When did humans become human? And what really separates us from our ancient ancestors?
In this marathon, we travel millions of years into the past to explore the origins of humanity, the evolution of our ancestors and one of the biggest debates in science: where exactly do we draw the line between humans and everything that came before us?
From famous fossils like Lucy and the emergence of big brains to walking on two legs and making stone tools, we uncover the discoveries that have transformed our understanding of human evolution and why scientists still can’t agree on when humanity truly began.
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