Contemporary human foragers
A) take years to learn to forage and are usually adults before they are proficient hunters and food extractors.
B) collect the majority of their food as ripe fruit or otherwise easily accessed sources.
C) rely more on domesticated foods from their gardens than on wild foods.
D) have almost identical diets as chimpanzees, plus meat.

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Contemporary human foragers take years to learn to forage effectively, and it often takes until adulthood to become proficient hunters and food extractors. This skill development is necessary due to the complexity and variability of foraging environments.

Contemporary Human Foragers