NOVA - S37E04: Becoming Human: First Steps

Name: Becoming Human: First Steps
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2009-11-03
Duration: 55 min
Rating: 8.5

Nov 03, 2009IMDb : 8.5DocumentarySeason 37, Episode 4

The first hour examines the factors that caused the split from the apes. The film explores the fossil of “Selam,” also known as “Lucy’s Child” — an amazing, nearly complete child fossil that helps shed light on our ancestors’ early development and how we began to depart from that of chimps.

Director: Graham Townsley, Graham Townsley

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NOVA S37E04 Synopsis

Stream NOVA "Becoming Human: First Steps" in HD quality on Goojara. This episode is rated an impressive 8.5/10, making it a standout installment of the series. Originally aired on 2009-11-03, this episode is part of Season 37 of NOVA. Directed by Graham Townsley, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. With a runtime of 55m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Documentary series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. The first hour examines the factors that caused the split from the apes. The film explores the fossil of “Selam,” also known as “Lucy’s Child” — an amazing, nearly complete child fossil that helps shed light on our ancestors’ early development and ho...