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For us, rain is the time to lie down while sipping coffee. But for our ancestors 50,000 years ago, rain was a VIIP ticket without a queue to the afterlife. Imagine you are sleeping happily in a cave. Eh, suddenly a flash flood came. Not to mention the risk of hypothermia. But the most horrific thing is, a giant ancient cat

also took shelter in your cave. The intention was to relax and wait for the drizzle to stop. In fact, we had to wrestle freely to determine who would be on the dinner menu. In the midst of this terror, ancient humans suddenly became true lovers of one thing: fire. If the fire goes out, your life is over

. That's why they are willing to go to the trouble of carrying hot coals using mushrooms like a parcel courier. Since there's no Wi-Fi, their free time during the rain is super productive. They were busy assembling stone knives, knitting ropes, and even making anti-pest leaf mattresses. Not only that, they entered the darkest cave tunnel to

create masterpiece paintings and sing together. while snacking on giant slimy snails. After the rain stops, blessings abound. Animal tracks are clearly visible in the soft mud and there is a free buffet of fresh termites . The rain really forced their minds to evolve rapidly. However, behind all this genius, there is one terrifying oddity. Archaeologists

realized that the reason they entered the narrowest and darkest cave passages was not just to paint because of the storm. They were actually hiding from something that always came down with the raindrops. Something formless that only dared to creep slowly into the cave when the guard accidentally let the fire go out. So, how can they