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What If Humans Didn’t Discover Fire?

Fire exists in nature, that much we know. But the moment where a human figured out how to create fire, completely changed everything for our species. In fact, if humans hadn’t discovered how to create fire, practically everything throughout the course of human history would have changed, or maybe ev

Influence of melting ice on forest fire hazard

Melting ice in the Arctic is causing a rising wildfire risk in western North America. White ice reflects sunlight back into space. If it diminishes, the heat remains in the air layers and favors hot, dry weather. Author: ZDF/Terra X/Nathan Niemeier/Martin Schaaf Translation and dubbing: alugha Cl

The Development of the Forest

One-third of our country is covered by forest - 90 billion trees in total. But what did it look like 18,000 years ago? Authors: ZDF/Terra X/Katharina Kohl/Petra Höfer/Freddie Röckenhaus/M. Heß Translation and dubbing: alugha Click here to see more videos: https://alugha.com/TerraX

Green Fire Beer Lamps!

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Cops on Fire with Erections

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Who owns the German forest?

Around one third of Germany is covered by forest. Nearly half of the forest area is private forest. 29% are owned by the states. About 19% are owned by cities and municipalities. The federal government owns about 4%. Author: 3sat/nano/Axel Gomille/Michael Habermehl/Sebastian Heger/Sophie Lochau/Ut

The Move of Homo Sapiens’ into Tropical Forests

For more Science Videos: https://lt.org/ * In popular culture as in traditional archaeology, the tropical forest has been assumed to represent an environment inhospitable to humans. In this video, PATRICK ROBERTS challenges this view, demonstrating not only that Homo sapiens moved into tropical fore