Geography · Major Habitat Types
Ancient cave paintings found in the Sahara desert depict rivers with crocodiles, alongside animals like elephants, lions, giraffes, ostriches, sheep, and cattle. What major geographical conclusion can be drawn from this evidence?
- 1It represents early human mythology depicting animals that never existed in Africa.
- 2People migrated there from distant regions where vegetation was rich, bringing only stories.
- 3The people living there had extraordinary imaginative powers without seeing real animals.
- 4The Sahara region once used to be a lush green plain.✓
Correct answer
The Sahara region once used to be a lush green plain.
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