How have the bushmen adapted?

Bushmen, or San people, have adapted to their harsh environment in the Kalahari Desert through a deep understanding of their surroundings. They are skilled hunters and gatherers, relying on extensive knowledge of local flora and fauna for food, medicine, and shelter. Their social structures and communal living enhance cooperation and resource sharing, while their unique tracking and foraging techniques have allowed them to thrive in a challenging climate. Additionally, they have increasingly incorporated modern tools and practices while maintaining their cultural heritage.