You Were Born During The Ice Age. What was life like 20,000 years ago?

It's 20,000 years ago in what is now Southern France, during one of the coldest periods in human history. Meet Koro, a 28-year-old hunter whose alarm clock is a screaming baby, whose bed is the frozen ground, and whose biggest problem isn't rent — it's not freezing to death before breakfast. Follow Koro through one full Ice Age day: getting dressed in hand-made winter clothing, keeping the fire alive, tracking reindeer across the mammoth steppe, the hunt itself, sharing food back at camp, raising kids who will face winter as their final exam, and a night by the fire under a sky full of wolves and stars. Along the way: why not all of Europe was under ice, why calories mattered more than abs, why the packaging was the most valuable part of dinner, and why Ice Age people were far smarter than the movie caveman. Chapters 0:00 20,000 years ago 0:37 Out of the shelter: the mammoth steppe 0:58 Not all of Europe was ice 1:21 The food is running low 1:42 Getting dressed for the Ice Age 2:26 Keeping the fire alive 2:55 Breakfast and calories 3:34 Tracking reindeer 4:04 Wolves, predators and mammoths 4:47 The hunt 5:44 Nothing goes to waste 6:24 Back at camp: survival as a team sport 7:17 Chores, kids and the final exam 8:18 Night falls 9:16 Ice Age art 10:12 Tomorrow, all over again 10:40 How they really survived 11:06 The world changes 11:51 Remember Koro #IceAge #History #Animation