Messinian Salinity Crisis (MSC) 5.9 Ma & Zanclean 5.3  Ma events  Easter Island Ape Hypothesis
Channel: Sahdu UnDaoDu
Date: 2023-01-19

What does the Aquatic Ape Theory’s addendum Easter Island Ape Hypothesis (#EIAH) theorize?

It theorizes that a Hominidae subfamily settled on a series of islands located southeast of Socotra in the Gulf of Aden, which, according to a 2019 geological survey, are now just 40m under water. 15 Ma years ago, these islands were all connected to the Horn of Africa. Over time, as sea levels rose and the Indian Sea shelf pushed towards Africa, these islands became what I have named the Urobora Isles, trapping the Hominoidea that would eventually evolve into Kadabba Urobora.

The Messinian Salinity Crisis (MSC) (5.98-5.33 Ma), lowered the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden by 1000-2000m — not only reconnecting Socotra Isles to the Horn peninsula it also exposed 100s of kilometers of the sea bed for Kadabba of Urobora to forage on, becoming hominid seafood experts for the next 660k years.

Around 5.3 Ma the catastrophic Zanclean flood broke through the straits of Gibraltar pouring 2,500 km3 of the Atlantic Ocean in 12 days into the Mediterranean basin that had been emptied of much of its water for over 250 thousand years. A massive flood 100s of meters high went barreling down the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden smacking into Socotra and Horn - ending the Kadabba seafood buffet and cutting off the Urobora islands once again. Kadabba Africana — those who returned to the African coast during or after their 600K years (5.9 t0 5.33 Ma) MSC seafood buffet ended, would go on to become bonobos/chimps and gorillas. Those Kabadda trapped on Africa’s Easter Island Apes Isls I call Urabora became the Kadabba Urobora, and it is these hominids that would evolve into H. habilis — entering Africa via Socotra via the shallow waters that connected the Horn.

Links:
Abstract draft: http://bit.ly/EIAHabstract
Linkedin Page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/eiah
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/EasterIslandApe/photos
Research work: https://bit.ly/EIAhypo
Founders LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/openstartup/

Video source: Daniel García-Castellanos https://www.youtube.com/@daniggcc