How did Ancient Africans Sleep Safely Without Being Eaten?

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The East African savannah, 800 years ago. A bone-crushing roar splits the darkness as 400 pounds of muscle and claw tests the acacia barriers. Hyena calls Echo from three directions, pack hunters circling for weakness. Inside the thorn compound, a mother pulls her infant closer as livestock huddle in terror, one broken branch, one gap in the defenc... Read More