A couple from Namibia’s Twe tribe outside their home. University of Utah anthropologists studied the Twe and Tjimba people of Namibia in a study that linked better spatial skills in men to the distances over which they roam. The study indicated men evolved better navigation skills than women because it helps them find more mates and produce more offspring. Photo Credit: Layne Vashro, University of Utah
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