讲座讨论了驯养动物对早期人类的两个好处。第一个优点是它为早期人类提供了

Seminar discussed two benefits of early humans domesticated animals. The first advantage is that it provides a more stable source of meat for early humans. For example, the goats are easy to handle, so as the human migration, they can be moved from one place to another. People anywhere can eat goat, but people need luck hunting wild animals. The second advantage is in addition to domesticated animals can eat meat can also provide a variety of food. For example, early humans may be collected and made other goat's milk can be preserved food, such as yogurt and cheese. In contrast, only wild animals for meat.

The lecture discussed two benefits of domestication of animals to early humans. The first advantage is that it provides a more stable source of meat for early humans. For example, goats are easy to handle, so as humans migrate, they can move from one place to another. Goats can be eaten anytime, anywhere, and people need more luck hunting wild animals. The second advantage is that domesticated animals can provide a variety of foods in addition to eating meat. Early humans, for example, could collect goat's milk and make it into other food that could be preserved, such as yogurt and cheese. In contrast, wild animals can only provide meat. ...

The lecture discussed two benefits of domesticating animals for early humans. The first advantage is that it provides a more stable source of meat for early humans. For example, goats are easy to handle, so as humans move, they can move from one place to another. People can eat goats anytime, anywhere, and they need more luck to hunt wild animals. The second advantage is that domesticated animals can provide a variety of food besides meat. For example, early humans could collect goat milk and make it into other foods that could be preserved, such as yogurt and cheese. By contrast, wildlife provides only meat.<br>