[blam]

"Blam, I did a google for "human evolution science running" and came up with quite a bit of interesting information about my theory that long distance running was a key if not THE key in the evolution of humans from other primates preceding and leading towards brain enlargement and technology. Take a look if you get a chance."

Don't need to. It's a known fact that humans have the most endurance of any of the other land animals.

If a human can stay on the track of a prey long enough, the prey will collapse of exhaustion before the human.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Have you ever heard of horse walkers?

[shuckmaster]

If a human can stay on the track of a prey long enough, the prey will collapse of exhaustion before the human.

I believe it. It's just rare to find an article or book on human evolution which points that out or acknowledges how important that step was in our development history.

[ASOC]

What if the human IS the prey - say bear vs you?

I'll bet on the bear, unless you carry a 12ga.