The Australopithecus Africanus is one of our ancestors, extinct for almost two million years. We still know very little about it, but thanks to the results of a recent research by a team of international researchers published in the prestigious scientific journal "Nature", today we have new information.
Breastfeeding time? Our ancestors carried it on until the babies were 6 years old
Illustration of the mother-infant bond of Australopithecus africanus/Garcia and Joannes-Boyau Source: Garcia and Joannes-Boyau
This happened two million years ago.
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