Toolmaking allowed hominids to adapt to different environments and exploit a wider range of resources. Tools could be used to hunt, gather food, build shelter, and defend against predators.
The use of fire gave hominids the ability to cook food, and heat their homes,
But toolmaking
was more fundamental to their early evolutionary success and provided a means to directly and actively modify their living conditions and obtain desired resource that fire and languages could not.
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