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For millions of years, dinosaurs ruled the Earth. But after their sudden extinction, the planet entered a new chapter in the history of life.
In the shadows of the dinosaurs, small mammals had already existed for millions of years. With the disappearance of the giant reptiles, these mammals began evolving rapidly and spreading across the continents.
Some adapted to life in forests. Others returned to the oceans or learned to glide through the skies.
Among these evolving mammals, one group began developing unique abilities - larger brains, stronger social behavior, and the ability to walk on two legs.
These early primates would eventually give rise to the first human ancestors.
In this sixth book of the series, we explore the rise of mammals, the evolution of primates, and the long journey that eventually led to the appearance of Homo sapiens.
This is the story of how one small group of mammals slowly evolved into the most influential species the planet has ever known.