Why Did Humans Evolve From Monkeys?

Did humans actually evolve from monkeys? This is a common evolutionary myth that many people still believe in today. The real answer is “kind of.” Long ago when our planet Earth was still young, there lived an early humanoid species that similarly represented how monkeys and humans looked like. Eventually, the Earth’s environment transformed and climates changed accordingly. The early humanoid species changed and transformed in parallel with the Earth’s transformation. Some say this is the adaptation of the humanoids and others say it is part of the human evolutionary theory proposed by geologist Charles Darwin. Although many factors contributed to the evolution of humans, the climate and the environment most significantly affected our ancestors, it is important that all humans understand the ancestry and the origins of how we came to be, because it may contribute to how we develop as a
Presumably 4.6 billion years ago, the Earth formed under extreme heat and pressure making the atmosphere extremely hot. During this time, known as the Hadean period, our young planet was being constantly bombarded by asteroids, comets, and meteors, which contributed to the immense heat in the atmosphere. Millions of years later, the planet was pulled into the orbit of the Sun due to its gravitational pull and started to cool down. As the Earth cooled down, its atmosphere began to take place, making life suitable for existence. Large bodies of water began to surface and covered the Earth after the first Ice Age. The first ever sign of life on Earth appeared in these large bodies of water. Eventually after millions of years, the first species came out of the waters and started to surface to continents of the world. The continents during that time were all conjoined together as a supercontinent, known as Pangaea. As another million years went on, the continents split apart forming what it looks like currently on a world