The history of the Homo sapiens species can be considered from the beginning of this species' exodus from Africa about 185 thousand years ago, judging by the remains of the early representatives of Homo sapiens found in Israel. There are other dates of 120-150 thousand years ago. Climate change in Africa has forced many of the continent's wildlife, including hominids, to search for alternative favorable habitats. With a volume of 1650 cm³, the brain allowed large populations of Homo sapiens to explore the vast expanses of the planet, fight predators, other hominid species, wildlife, natural disasters, disease, and hunger. They survived thanks to the ability to share food, which no one else in the animal kingdom does.