New evidence suggests that early humans depended less on hunting than:​

A) ​trapping
B) ​scavenging
C) ​fishing
D) ​luring

Recent studies have shown that early humans likely relied more on scavenging for food rather than hunting. This is supported by the fact that most early human tools were designed for processing and accessing scavenged animal remains. Additionally, hunting would have required more advanced hunting tools and techniques, which did not appear until later in human history.