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Hadza people of Tanzania
The Hadza people of Tanzania are one of the last big-game hunters in Africa and one of the last groups on Earth to still forage on foot with traditional methods. The Hadza people participated in a study on hunter-gatherer movement patterns to see if humans use similar patterns to animals when searching for a long period of time.
[Research supported by U.S. National Science Foundation grant BCS 1062879.]
To learn more, see the UA news story Walking the walk: What sharks, honeybees and humans have in common. (Date of Image: 2005)
Credit: Brian Wood, Anthropology Department, Yale University
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