ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 1月22日 12時40分

Photo by @beverlyjoubert | We humans have long been fascinated by the search for our origins … the place where our story began. Scientists are far from being able to agree on where that place might be, but some have suggested that the cradle of humanity might lie in the middle of the dry savanna in northeastern Botswana: the Makgadikgadi Pans. This may be a disputed claim, but the Makgadikgadi does at least seem like a suitably enigmatic spot when we try to imagine our collective ancestral home. Today the world's largest salt flats are famously crisscrossed by travelers of the hoofed and striped kind, but rewind some 200,000 years, and in place of a salty desert you would find a flourishing wetland teeming with wildlife. It is certainly intriguing to think about our earliest ancestors setting off from this watery haven, their own migratory pathways peeling away to all corners of the globe. #Makgadikgadi #Origins #aerialpathways

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