Surviving the Ice Age: Humanity's Struggle

WARNING: This information will change how you think. The Ice Age nearly wiped out humanity

entirely. Humans were among the weakest creatures alive, with no fur to protect

them. Stepping outside meant instant blindness and freezing death from relentless

blizzards, forcing people to hide in dark caves for days. During daylight,

saber-toothed cats and short-faced bears over 11 feet tall actively hunted humans.

Waiting for nighttime offered no safety because direwolves as large as adult humans prowled in

the darkness. Without the ability to grow crops, starvation forced everyone outside

to face these predators. Armed only with primitive stone tools and sharpened bones,