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That works for latitudes near the equator were the day duration is more or less constant. For higher/lower latitudes daylight changes vastly during the year. Ho
by darkwater 6y ago
That works for latitudes near the equator were the day duration is more or less constant. For higher/lower latitudes daylight changes vastly during the year. How do you cope with that?
- billysielu 6y agoAll the other critters manage just fine. People can too.
- darkwater 6y agoAnimals do it doesn't sound like a good reason to me. There is plenty of things humans do and animals don't and vice versa and it's perfectly fine.
- Turing_Machine 6y agoThe other critters, in general, evolved where they are found. Humans live in all kinds of environments that are far removed from the East African Rift.
- vraid 6y agoLots of animals manage by either migrating to the tropics or hibernating through the winter. Neither is viable for a modern human society.