60,000-Year-Old Poisoned Arrowheads Discovered in South Africa

Scientists found very old arrowheads in South Africa that are 60,000 years old.

These arrowheads had poison on them, which is the oldest evidence of people using poison on weapons.

The poison came from a plant called the Bushman’s poison bulb.

This shows that early humans were smart and knew a lot about plants and hunting.

The arrowheads were small, which helped the poison work better.

Experts say this discovery is important because it shows that people long ago were as smart as we are today.

They also think there might be more discoveries like this if they look closely at other old tools.