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Human Intelligence First Evolved When Our Ancestors Began Co-Operating to Hunt for Food and Shelter | Daily Mail Online 30/05/2018, 13:24 Human intelligence first evolved when our ancestors began co-operating to hunt for food and shelter | Daily Mail Online 30/05/2018, 13:24 Privacy Policy Feedback Wednesday, May 30th 2018 1PM 18°C 4PM 19°C 5-Day Forecast Home News U.S. Sport TV&Showbiz Australia Femail Health Science Money Video Travel Fashion Finder Latest Headlines Science Pictures Discounts Login Human intelligence first evolved to Site Web Enter your search help us work together: Ape-like ADVERTISEMENT ancestors boosted their brain size by co-operating to hunt for food and shelter Scientists found that our capacity to cooperate and our intelligence co-evolved Higher intelligence allowed larger groups to survive as they hunted bigger prey Co-operative behaviours also allowed more intelligent groups to flourish Experts at the University of Oxford came to their finding using computer models By HARRY PETTIT FOR MAILONLINE PUBLISHED: 00:01, 30 May 2018 | UPDATED: 10:00, 30 May 2018 2 View comments Human intelligence may have first evolved to help us work together, according to a new study. Research suggests that our ape-like ancestors boosted their brain size when they began to co-operate to hunt for food and shelter. Scientists said that the expanding intelligence of our ancestors in turn helped them better co-operate and take down larger prey, such as mammoths, that they could share with a bigger group. Scroll down for video Like +1 Daily Mail Daily Mail Follow Follow @DailyMail Daily Mail Follow Follow @dailymailtech Daily Mail Download our Download our iPhone app Android app Today's headlines Most Read Half way to space: Virgin Galactic's Unity spaceship blasts off on record 114,500ft test flight - 213,500ft... The rotor sail is set for a comeback: Strange spinning design first used in 1924 resurrected to power a... The robot chef that can flip 300 burgers a day: 'Flippy' returns to work at a Californian fast food chain... 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