What Was Africa Like During The Ice Age? Out of the six inhabited continents of the world, Africa and its wildlife have been the least damaged by the end-Pleistocene extinction. This is likely because African fauna evolved alongside human hunter-gatherers, and, thus, prey animals were already adapted to coexisting with Homo sapiens. However, the Pleistocene lasted over 2 million years, and in that time, much has changed. In the modern world, Africa has more large megafauna than any other region, this being the reason it’s such a popular safari destination. However, there are still plenty of interesting animals which lived there in the Pleistocene epoch but are now extinct. ➽Consider to subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI5RX1o0cE5SKwHWRj_GVqA ➽Audio: www.bensound.com, YouTube Audio Library ➽Narrated by: Zach Brown ➽Contact: factsmachine.ro@gmail.com #Africa #IceAge #Pleistocene