Scientific research certifies – 2

experienced extreme climate changes in the past, leading to significant consequences for early human populations. In this groundbreaking study, an international team of scientists presents compelling evidence to support the theory that a sudden cold snap approximately 1.1 million years ago wiped out the archaic human species Homo erectus in Europe. Through the analysis of marine sediments and isotopes, researchers reveal a drastic drop in temperature and the influx of cold water from melting glaciers. This new understanding of the impact of climate change on humanity offers valuable insights into the resilience of early humans and the potential implications for our future survival.