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Human evolution explained in the cutest two-minute animation

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In a perfect world—or at least in the perfect world I have in my mind—kids would learn about chemistry, history, or human evolution theory through claymation short films as cute and clever as this one. Actually, adults would learn like this too. Everything could use more claymation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVzbxybVUSM&list=PL15KbAxfKZE2seFwt1ewEeLgqqS2Shae4

The short film, Ape, was directed by Anita Yen and Eustace Ng—both students at the Sheridan College in Ontario, Canada.

If you enjoyed the short film, vote for it in the Sploid Short Film Festival by giving it a like on YouTube.

The Sploid Short Film Festival is a celebration of great storytelling and awesome eye candy. Learn how to participate or even submit your own short film for consideration here.


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