Do Humans (Homo sapiens) Maximize the Number of Food Items Per Foraging Run? A Test of the Marginal Value Theorem

Based on the Abstract Limit Theorem, creatures such as ostriches and bees seem to be looking for bait. This experiment tested whether humans can ingest feed in the same way. The same number of students select long and short paths to the feeding patch and collect simulated foods in return for reduced mimic limits. Data was collected on travel time, food intake time and amount of food collected. The data is very different from the calculated best value. This may be due to a small number of movements between foraging patches and simulated houses.

During nearly the whole history of our seeds, we lived in hunter search for hunters searching for life. Hundreds of thousands of years ago, Homo sapiens came to the Savanna plain. Dangerous predators Food is scarce. Unreliable clothes and evacuation centers. Life is short and dangerous. Our brain is directly connected to survive and prosper in this constantly growing world. Today, we live in an entirely different world as an ancestor. But our biology is still exactly the same. Only 10,000 years ago, the agricultural revolution changed hunters into farmers. Only two hundred years ago, the Industrial Revolution changed farmers into office workers. Evolution has no time to reprogram our hardwired. Today, our brains are still plagued by Hunter's predator operating system.

Many scientists believe that Homo electus grows to a wise human - the name of a modern human species. Homo sapiens means "male". They physically resemble Homo electores, but Homo sapiens has a larger brain. Scientists have traditionally classified Neanderthal people and Croatians - magnons as an initial combination of Homo sapiens. However, in 1997, the DNA examination of the Neanderthal bone showed that the Neanderthals were not ancestors of modern humans. However, they were influenced by the appearance of Cro-Magnons that could compete with the Neanderthales. Land and food

Homo sapiens (our species) are animals (human beings) from humans and sapiens species (sage). About five million years ago, human members have evolved in East Africa. This means that when Sapiens first evolved, there were many other human beings on Earth, including the more famous human Neanderthalensis. To tell the truth, from about two million years ago to about 10,000 years ago, several people lived in the world. Only our seeds survive to this day, we do not know well why it will