Why were megafauna so important to prehistoric cultures?

Prehistoric cultures depended on hunting and gathering for food. Large animals, or megafauna, provided important sources of meat and other resources, so hunter-gatherers often moved to follow their herds. Choice C best describes this dependence; the other choices describe farming, scavenging only, or worship, which do not explain their importance as well.

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