The Continent That Birthed Us All” 🎙️ [Opening – dramatic tone] “Hundreds of millions of years ago… all the land on Earth was fused together in one giant supercontinent: Pangea. A single massive body of rock and soil, floating above the churning fire of Earth’s mantle. But Pangea… wouldn’t last forever.” 🎙️ [Transition – suspenseful] “Slowly, heat from inside the planet built up beneath this mega-continent. The land cracked. It split. It tore itself apart. And from this violent breakup… a new world was born. The pieces drifted away, becoming the continents we know today. But here’s the twist… One piece of Pangea — Africa — would become the cradle of something extraordinary.” 🎙️ [Climax – powerful tone] “In Africa’s shifting valleys, among volcanoes and savannas, something walked the Earth for the first time. Us. The oldest bones of Homo sapiens — our species — have all been found in Africa. The DNA inside your cells? It traces back to African ancestors who lived around 200,000 years ago. Every human alive today — no matter your skin, culture, or country — shares this same origin. We are all children of Africa. The land that once sat at the heart of Pangea… is also the land that gave birth to humanity.” 🎙️ [Ending – awe-inspiring] “So when you look at a map of the world, remember this: The continents may drift apart… but our story begins together, in the same place. From the breakup of Pangea… to the birth of humankind… it all comes back to Africa.”