Next, she tackles . How did early humans make tools while walking on all fours? When an expert explains that humans have been walking upright for roughly two million years, Philomena presses on: “So did they make the tools with their front legs or their hind legs?” The expert politely notes that humans are not good at making things with their feet, so the tools were made with the “front legs”—or, as we call them today, arms and hands.
Cunk on Earth Episode 1 Install: How to Watch the Brilliant Mockumentary
: Cunk visits the Great Wall of China (wondering why they forgot the roof) and the Pyramids of Egypt (theorizing their shape is to prevent homeless people from sleeping on them).
Watch Cunk attempt to understand the pyramids while interviewing experts who are trying desperately to remain polite.
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In the United Kingdom, Cunk on Earth originally aired on BBC Two and is hosted natively on the BBC's digital platform. United Kingdom residents. Requirements: A valid UK TV Licence and a free BBC account. How to access: Access your device's application market. Search for BBC iPlayer and click Install . Open the application and log into your BBC account. Search for "Cunk on Earth" within the interface.