C'mon... we've all woken up with our arms pinned under a snoring Neanderthal, the morning after a big mammoth hunt, having had a few too many bowls of fermented apple mush....
quietly trying to slip out of that grasp, not wake her and stealthily doing the walk of shame out of the cave . Or trying to tell her it was only a one time thing hoping she doesn't lose it!
@Leandro Aude Oh man. Or when she starts pointing at the full moon and then points to her abdomen, trying to tell you she's late! HAHA Ok New Message, Leandro! We need to get together and write this script out! This movie writes itself!!!
@@alannabaker8293 @Hunter You're both wrong! MOST animals have to be triggered into mating, as with estrus. Others have "mating seasons", neither of which are even close to being an obsession... Didn't you guys pay attention at all in biology class?
@@JohnDoeTheTroll Don't forget the animals that can reproduce asexually like some whiptail lizards. Though to be fair they do mate anyway sometimes even though their reproduction isn't dependent on it
Couple things he neglected , when mentioning the possibility of homo sapiens eating neanderthals it was not said that early modern humans ate each other as well , and when talking about the reasons for us surviving and not them , it was not said that the neanderthal physical structure did not allow them to throw , so they would not have been able to use projectile weapons , a disadvantage in warfare and hunting game in a denser population
Are there certain parts of the world where the DNA of Neanderthal is more likely to be in a person's body? My ancestors are from Scotland and Ireland on my mom's side and Slovenia on my dad's. I am very curious and interested to know. Also, where can I get a DNA test? By the way, I am 84 years old and love the internet and my computer! I know that a lot of people of my age haven't a clue about what you can learn because of it. And I enjoy learning new stuff all the time!
A DNA test would tell you. I took one recently and found out I had Neanderthal DNA. 23andMe is the one I did. It will show you you're entire background. It traced mine all the way back to Africa from the dawn of man before humans migrated elsewhere. I found out from this report that my ancestors were mostly from the UK, Ireland, France, and Germany.
I took one from Ancestry and it told me my Neanderthal percentage. I'm top 5% 😄 it's apparently more common in Scandinavians who have long heritage in the area. The tests are cool and only cost about $50. Let me know if you get one done. Neanderthal buddies haha 😄
Question why scientists think that humans and Neanderthals wouldn't interbreed. as a scientist never seen a teenager before? Humans can and will breed with anything they can get their hands on.
The denying Scientists dobelieve that sex between humans and Neanderthals occurred. But Animals with extremely Different DNA patterns mate the child would not be sexually fertile so no Grandchildren. OR matings will not impregnate each other. Because of DNA has to combine to create a baby.
yes. Especially neanderthals. I mean, imagine seeing a tall, beautiful dark skinned species coming in your land. Of course you will reproduct with her/him
@@bloodofourbloodspiritofour3263 ummmmm.... thats really limit. Wow. I can understand if you are talking about you being a neanderthal that had always been with small, white people and then suddently seeing tall, black skinned species. But if it is other than that case, its really racist and you should change your mind :)
This made me think of a book I read. A gay man was talking to a woman about his past and coming out, and mentioned a woman he had slept with. She was surprised and he said, “I was 19. I would have f**ked a tree if it had a hole in it.”
Pretty trippy shit, y'all. Anyone ever read Jean Auel's Clan of the Cave Bear series about Ayla and her journey through life back then? They made a bad movie about it starring Daryl Hannah and Mark Hamilton back in the 80s but the book was great. Interesting story about the clashes between Neanderthals and homo sapiens or maybe it was cro magnon people. My spelling is craptastic and I apologize for that. But the book series is pretty damn cool.
There would be no skinny people but Arnold Schwarzenegger ish people only. Oh damn that is what I want. Except for the lady’s. Buffed out muscle lady’s actually scare me. Knowing they can beat my ass easy as hell.
@@mechloe8528 every time I get on a video I see someone has something negative to say about the narrator....just shut up and let us enjoy bros narration. I don’t see the problem
I would love another video that further explains the ways that homosapiens and Neanderthals lived. The similarities as well as the differences. But definitely in a way that compares the two.
@@YurinanAcquiline Like in an episode of BIG BANG THEORY when Raj said that Captain Kirk would put his penis in any creature in the galaxy that had a hole in it. And remember that Kirk always had his cellphone with him while Uhura always has her Bluetooth.
Some studies indicate small group-size was an issue, which limited the effective gene-pool and was also a disadvantage when facing the larger communities of humans
I am so impressed seeing how up to date this information is despite being a non-academic video. It's a really decent summary of where we are... Which means it will all probably be hopelessly outdated in a month or a year, lol.
I believed thirty years ago that Neanderthals and h. Sapiens Interbred and almost 20 years later I was proven right. I 'm proud to have Neanderthal heritage. Neanderthals were as intelligent as us and they survived conditions to which many Sapiens undoubtedly succumbed. They cared for their sick and disabled members. They could even sail! We hybrids might not have survived without their help. I am happy a little bit of them lives on.
this video is old news, we did not interbreed with Neanderthals, our DNA would be much closer if we did, especially europeans. There were multiple research papers done in the last 10 years on the impact of environment on DNA, done with sheep. Sheep were thrown onto islands with different climate then what their DNA was used to, and multiple generations later of the sheep they were much more similar genetically to the inhabitants of the island (humans) then when they were first introduced to the island. The humans did not interbreed with these sheep so obviously the climate was the reason the sheep were more similar genetically to the humans. This disproves the entire theory of neanderthals breeding with homo sapiens lol.
@@briananderson2219 Doubtful, considering Neanderthals have been considered a subspecies of homo sapien, as opposed to a separate branch of humaniods, since the 1950's.
That's sad. My very Gernan descended step dad always said he was proof positive that Neanderthal genes are with us. 😄 He was over 6 feet, with an inseam shorter than mine (I'm a 5ft 4 inch woman). His arms and leg were amazingly short for his height. He was also so hairy, you could braid and curl hair on his arms, legs and back. He had an ENORMOUS head as well. Even his hats had to be specially made. Yup, Neanderthal DNA definitely made it to modern times...well to my step daddy anyway (rest his soul). Sadly, he had a sister who looked remarkably similar to him...just not as hairy (not the most feminine looking gal...BUT LOADS of fun.) You were definitely right. And now the scientists have vindicated your suspicions. Go show this video the teacher that gave that F. (If you can). I've noticed the teachers that did me in such a way had a tendency to die before I could do a victory dance in their offices.
Human isn’t mutually exclusive to Homo sapiens. Homo or “human” is the genus that Homo Sapiens and Homo Neanderthals are both species of. So it would be accurate to describe Neanderthals as human
@@carlorealist6907 Homo sapiens would be the dominant species, as we are the ones that have survived into the present and outcompeted Neanderthals. But they were still a species of humans.
@@simonmandel2621 so, hold on, if you are h0m0 sapien. What are the melanin ppl? Neanderthals? H0m0 sepians species do NOT have negative RH blood type. Neanderthals do. Ans please. You seem to avoid ANS the questions, which proves that I'm correct.
Elsewhere on CZcams, you can find a video that answers the question "Could a female Neanderthal beat a Home Sapiens wrist-wrestling champion?" and the answer is, certainly yes. Analysis of arm bones and ligaments indicates that the Neanderthal could articulate their forearms in ways HS could not and that they were much more heavily muscled. It is currently fashionable to anthropomorphize Neanderthals, describing them as being just like HS except swarthier and fleshier. This is completely wrong. When you see the representation of a Neanderthal as looking like a somewhat less attractive HS, you see anthropomorphization. This happens also in the depiction of space aliens, who are always depicted as some kind of weird-but-human-like being. Soft tissue is gone, of course, but you can infer from the skulls dramatic differences. Neanderthals have very large eye sockets and a very large nasal passage. This video itself suggests that the Neanderthals had a better low-light vision. You betcha. Their eyes were probably completely different than HS, and their noses not open toward the ground but open to in front. Consider: The Neanderthals weren't even hunter-gathers...there was not much to gather. Some estimate that there were only four items in the Neanderthal environment to gather. Neanderthals were hunters. They were evolved to hunt large game, sense game at night and low-light conditions, and by smelling the prey before the prey smelled them. They ate the meat that they hunted in the relatively nasty harsh cold environment where they thrived. They hunted animals much bigger than the domestic-sized animals we hunt or have domesticated - mastodon, anyone? This video suggests that their DNA was similar to HS. But there are some critical differences. Neanderthals have genetic deserts, that is, stretches in which they have no genes where HS have genes. The scientist shown briefly around 4:40 has several lectures on YT about this. One critical desert is found where HS has FOXP2. This gene enables speech. As a consequence, Neanderthals were at a disadvantage over the long term in strategizing vis-a-vis HS. Neanderthals traveled in smaller groups than HS because with speech you can command and control a larger number of people. And HS domesticated the wolf, training dogs, something Neanderthals did not do. Participating in the evolution of canines is a major process in HS evolution. Many discussions of Neanderthals are along the lines of "they are misrepresented by others, they were really like Uncle Joe and Aunt Leona". Now, they weren't our enemy, any more than the orangutan is our enemy, but they were distinctly different in important ways.
Some good points here, however "Subsequent work by Pääbo's team showed that Neanderthal FOXP2 made an identical protein to that found in the modern human," according to a Max-Planck-Gesellschaft article. It takes more than a single gene to enable speech ability though, and currently little is known about the complexities involved - probably too little to say anything reliable about speech ability in Neanderthals. But yeah, there were major differences between Neanderthals and HS. Not only were their eyes larger, but also their visual cortex appears to have been more highly developed than ours. And their prefrontal cortex appears less developed than ours. This might mean HS had better organization and planning abilities, but it's hard to say for sure at our current level of knowledge.
I never understood why Neanderthal is a term used to talk about people with “low intelligence” when they were literally another race of humanoids on Earth. As for did they mate with Homo Sapiens? Possibly, if both races encountered each other I’m 100% sure they did such as when Greeks encountered Africans and so on. Scientific research shows that Homo sapiens and Neanderthals look very similar in structure. If a two dog species can mate then two human species can too
Neandrathals are not a different race. Sapiens and Neandrathals have deviated enough to be considered two different species, but not enough to make mating completely impossible. Everyone with neandrathal blood today have Neandrathal DNA from their male side and sapien DNA from their female side. This strongly suggests that mating might have been possible between male Neandrathal and female sapien, but not the other way around. This amount of difference is sufficient to prove they are two different species. Further, from your assumption it seems you believe two animals which can mate are necessarily from the same species, which is not true. There are many cases of crossbreeding between different species, like mules born between horses and donkeys
@@kimjong-un642 True, All you need to know is that animals like horses, donkeys and mules are entirely different species. However, they have all evolved from the same family called equidae. These species all belong to a sub-family of animals called equus, found that bit on Google.
the human genome may be dominant over neanderthal and pretty much absorbed their dna. it had to be immediately past a point where they went extinct, leaving a species of interbred hamuns or whatever you would call them.
@@carlorealist6907 Homo Sapiens and Neanderthals both are people. Just because they look a bit different doesn't mean they're subhuman. Same with people of European descent. They are people just as Sub-Saharan African, North African, Asians, Middle Easterners, Aboriginal Australians, and Indigenous Americans all are our brethren of the human family. Your lame attempts at dehumanizing are sad.
There are plenty of ancient “stories”and “myths” about aliens, aka gods, breeding with females that were already here. Which is why these fools think they are separate. The sad thing is that once it’s proven beyond a doubt the scientific community will find some way to take credit for it.
Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video. The Human Genome Project is well known, but there is also a sophisticated Neanderthal Genome Project based in Germany with much of their data and research papers available online.
Can you imagine if they survived into modern, or at least written history, times? Granted I have no doubt they would have been killed off by us in the long run but having a written account of how they acted would have been great
What was believed to have been Homo sapiens mating with humans, was actually The fallen angels mating with humans ( women?) Genesis chapter 6 The book of 1 Enoch chapter 6
I was surprised to find out recently after doing one of those DNA tests that I was in the highest bracket for Neanderthal DNA that only a small percent of the population has shown up in. It even out ranked some of my European stats. Both parents were in that high Neanderthal DNA bracket too. Apparently we're still out here, we just didn't know it. I dont know that being any percentage Neanderthal is a good thing, lol. Pretty sure there were 2 big factors to their ultimate demise. One being humans, or more so breeding with them. The 2nd is inbreeding... ya know, when they weren't outbreeding themselves... Although, I can relate to humans wanting to breed me. Humans and their fetishes, am I riiight? To all my other Neanderthals out there, you aren't alone! We should join forces some day and form our own tribe!
neanderthals are still humans. their (Neanderthals and anatomically modern humans) scientific names are homo neanderthalensis and homo sapiens, same genus and both belonging to the hominin lineage. in fact some people will refer to the two as homo sapiens sapiens and homo sapiens neanderthalensis. the neanderthals are just no longer extant humans, and they're not "anatomically modern" homo sapiens. and 23 and me analyses the very small portion of your dna that is highly variable, like 1% of your entire genome. those tests are misleading, i wouldn't put too much thought into the results as they may even change over time when more data is collected by people submitting their dna. they are interesting though and it's cool that you have a high percentage of neanderthal dna in the highly variable portion of your genome.
Ironic in Africa there so many tribes cuz they didnjt mix much but fought i.e tribal warefare yet wud mate with Neanderthals. I personally think Autism/Neanderthals/Hybrids led the way in breeding due to their open mindness and logic in cooperating with other tribes and species as they knew it wud evovle them. Just like Da Vinci, Jesus, Ghandi etc (Autistics/ADHDers) took socitoes forward and changed them for better.Hence why the most intelligent people are Autistics who's Neanderthal DNA influenced their traits more. (Similar trait). Hence also why many Autistics are mixed enthnicties more then non-Autistics, mixing makes u more evolved.
Does anyone know the name of the first background music? I remember hearing it on the ads every time it came up on the travel channel 7 or 8 years ago and I've been still searching for it. I'm hoping this a chance for me to finally find it after all these years.
How freaking weird. We are literally learning about a whole generation that died off. We have such advanced technology we can see possiblities in death and the birth of many. Does anyone just disassociate so hard when they're learning things like this because it's so impossible but so possible?
@@gerritg9499 John Hawks said that anthropology is speculation based on false assumptions. you're so right, the real experts always admit they don't actually know.
I’m stoned rn so yes, (& I have adhd so that doesn’t help much either lols). I wonder if we’ll go extinct some day too. W/ climate change & all that. Then it’s time to take a seat & just shut down for a sec.
Sapiens were a larger group than Neanderthals. For the Neanderthals to get 5% of their DNA in modern Europeans there was more than a little interbreeding.
The part at 8:37 where he said, "That modern humans and Neanderthals diverged evolutionarily 5,000 years ago" is a mistake. I think he meant to say 500,000 years ago.
@@khaias7822 no. The last common ancestor of modern Homo Sapiens and Neanderthals diverged about 500,000 years ago. Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens were already a seperate species 50,000 years ago.
Well, the ramayana and the mahabharat clearly show that the Neanderthals were around and were almost as accomplished as the homosapiens. Bali, sugriv, hanumanji.
Cmon now... Neandertals worked n made their own living with tools and hunting food. 500lb bobby joe on the scooter aint done anything for herself in ten years.
There’s widespread folk tales of strange not quite fully human people living near humans so perhaps Neanderthals, Denisovians and Erectus lived till relatively recently.
I remember reading about Arabian traveling in the 10th century to the Volga Bolger in Russia today they told him that merchant from a group north living north of Bolgers on sea shores that they seal the North Sea to island near them they see a group of wired humans that they don’t leave this island and kill any one land on their island and some day a storm one of those humans washed a shore and when people try to help him he killed few men with his hands because he was more larger and stronger but when they catch him they hanged him and the Arabian traveler went and seen his skull it was larger then regular human , when I read this I thought maybe it was unknown human specie
I always thought our species won out over Neandertals by simply out-reproducing them. They seem to have never heavily populated the world, but we're getting close to 8 billion. Despite all the wars, famines, disease, etc, sapiens still expanded to an outrageous population number
I loved clan of the cave bear, valley of horses, mammoth hunters, plains of passage and shelters of stone. I really didnt like the last book land of the painted caves. That book was stretched waaaaay too far with too much repeating and I hate jondalar 😂😂😂
The Neanderthals were an intelligent species, comparable to us. Imagine if they didn't become extinct, the world would've become a more interesting place. But they alongside with other species of human are a part of us now, literally, and that's pretty cool. The Neanderthals are one of our ancestors.
Nahhh that would suck. We see anybody different (hair type, hair color, skin color, height, weight, race) and treat them like shit. Damn is 2021 and we still got nazis we literally got people thinking they're better than other because of their skin color so just imagine another species.
Like who? A few racist crack pots who also argue we never went to the moon? No serious person says that stuff. Its like the "milk is racist" people. There's like 7 of them who are just loud online.
@@friskydingooo7992 I agree with coolerintext... I've never heard ANYONE of any significance make such claims... Seems to me, you just found your version of dropping the race card for thumbs up.
The neanderthals were almost certainly white skinned with blue eyes and often red hair. The incoming homo sapiens would have been dark skinned with brown eyes. It's usually portrayed the other way.
It's very fascinating that 2 separate species evolved into very similar looking and acting creatures. It's amazing that both species evolved nearly identically enough to procreate together.
They were able to breed because they were the same species. Homo Sapien. Homo Sapien Neanderthal bred with Homo Sapien Sapiens, modern humans, as well as other human groups that still survived back then also branches of same Homo Sapien species. Subsets.
Hispanic here. I did a commercial DNA test a while ago and downloaded the raw data. Then, I uploaded it to an ancient DNA database so i could learn my genetic origin. Yes, several Neanderthal markers showed up in my lineage.
Yeah, I'm sure that rapes did happen. Ever read Clan of the Cave Bear? Or see the movie? Gives us a real good insight into how it probably was back then.
I have 2% neanderthal genes too according to 23 and me.. I have a wider bridge of my nose, big teeth and thicker legs than most girls.. I was stocky but still managed to squeeze into a size 5 and after having my son, my hips looked better and I got the hourglass figure.. My husband keeps picking on me calling me a neanderthal .. Well he is half native american/ half irish..1% mongolian and has 2 percent 'undetermined'.. I tell him his 2% must be an ALIEN...
I always thought of two different species interbred the offspring would be sterile a la a mule. The fact that the average human has 4% Neanderthal DNA never made sense to me in that context. Can anyone explain where I'm going wrong here to clear up the confusion for me?
scarletglitter l It largely has to do with phylogenetic distance and chromosome numbers, basically to be reductive it comes down to compatible genetics. How closely or distantly ‘related’ they are, if they have the same number of chromosomes etc. Horses and donkeys aren’t as closely related as we were with the Neanderthals, which is the most likely reason for their sterile offspring. Humans and Neanderthals were more closely related, same number of chromosomes obviously, so it worked out. Off the top of my head I can’t think of any specific examples, but I’m sure we bred with other species more distantly related to humans than Neanderthals and those offspring ended up sterile (and I believe he mentioned that offspring from breeding with other species has been found but I can’t remember). Hopefully that helped and wasn’t condescending or patronizing, sorry I rambled!
Hi. Great vid as always. One quick point: At ~8:37 you said H. sapiens and Neanderthals parted ways evolutionarily ~5,000 years ago. I think you mean ~500,000 years ago.
@@carlorealist6907”@@carlorealist6907rs ago ... “ - Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History (humanorigins.si.edu/evidence/genetics/ancient-dna-and-neanderthals#:~:text=The%20Neanderthal%20and%20modern%20human,for%20roughly%20another%20400%2C000%20years.)
@@HexxyEEE I talk about species to be specific. Neanderthals are a totally different species. They do not derive from the h0m0 sepians. The Neanderthals has RH blood type.
@@carlorealist6907 even we have rh blood type in us that's why when a rh positive father mate with rh negative mother miscarriages occur after the first baby is born.
@@og-greenmachine8623 wtf ??? Do you know that being white isnt because of neanderthal genes. If it was, europeans will still be black. Because when there's a neanderthal mixed, he/she will reproduct again with homo sapiens, wich will have a black offspring. Its just because of our environement that we are white since 8000 years. Wich is kind of recent
@@TemplatedWolf the blood is probably from the white that reproduct with black african people. I dont think that a neanderthal mixed homo sapiens could survive to desert
@@ElizabethDohertyThomas What is the percentage of Neanderthal in your DNA? And we wasn't nearly identical to Neanderthals. We were close enough to mate but that doesn't make us identical. We are quite different from them.
@@ElizabethDohertyThomas Not just african Americans. A lot of Africans living in sub-Saharan Africa right now have a small amount of Neanderthal DNA as well. It's from people from outside of Africa like the Middle East for example who migrated into Africa and mixed with the local populations there.
9:40 Wait, how is it possible that homo sapiens mated with erectus and homo habilis? I thought they were super old ancestors, so far down the genetic tree that not only could they not interbreed, but also weren't alive at the same time?
I don’t believe Neanderthal have gone extinct trough combat but trough interbreeding. The homosapien dna simply was stronger. But that’s just my own opinion. I have no idea if it’s true or not.
Neanderthal flirting: You kinda cute. No homo.
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C'mon... we've all woken up with our arms pinned under a snoring Neanderthal, the morning after a big mammoth hunt, having had a few too many bowls of fermented apple mush....
quietly trying to slip out of that grasp, not wake her and stealthily doing the walk of shame out of the cave . Or trying to tell her it was only a one time thing hoping she doesn't lose it!
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@Leandro Aude Oh man. Or when she starts pointing at the full moon and then points to her abdomen, trying to tell you she's late! HAHA Ok New Message, Leandro! We need to get together and write this script out! This movie writes itself!!!
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I believe it. As I recall, my X ran off with a Neanderthal in 1990. 😂
If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you’re with.
Homo sapiens knew how to not go extinct, just sleep with everything moving 😂💀
Lol, thats nature in a nutshell. Reproduce or die off.
@@neoasura we've managed to circumvent nature with birth control, abortion, and Nerd Culture, so we eventually WILL die off lol.
@@moodswingy1973 Until they're banned I guess?
@@pythro_ nah it's like nuclear weapons. There's no going back.
@@moodswingy1973 The next drug cartel is birth control LMAO
So, it turns out that humans have ALWAYS been obsessed with sex. Strangely enough, that makes me feel a little bit better
the purpose of life, is to create more life, ,
, so yeah ,
ALL animals are obsessed with SEX
@@alannabaker8293 @Hunter You're both wrong! MOST animals have to be triggered into mating, as with estrus. Others have "mating seasons", neither of which are even close to being an obsession... Didn't you guys pay attention at all in biology class?
Yes it is only natural. Only in this “modern” world humans are the only creatures that make such a fuss about it
@@JohnDoeTheTroll I am sure we are the only or one of the only species that has sex for fun.
@@JohnDoeTheTroll Don't forget the animals that can reproduce asexually like some whiptail lizards. Though to be fair they do mate anyway sometimes even though their reproduction isn't dependent on it
Couple things he neglected , when mentioning the possibility of homo sapiens eating neanderthals it was not said that early modern humans ate each other as well , and when talking about the reasons for us surviving and not them , it was not said that the neanderthal physical structure did not allow them to throw , so they would not have been able to use projectile weapons , a disadvantage in warfare and hunting game in a denser population
Chimps throw poop. I think they're wrong.
Are there certain parts of the world where the DNA of Neanderthal is more likely to be in a person's body? My ancestors are from Scotland and Ireland on my mom's side and Slovenia on my dad's. I am very curious and interested to know. Also, where can I get a DNA test? By the way, I am 84 years old and love the internet and my computer! I know that a lot of people of my age haven't a clue about what you can learn because of it. And I enjoy learning new stuff all the time!
Me too, I am 64 and love history.
A DNA test would tell you. I took one recently and found out I had Neanderthal DNA. 23andMe is the one I did. It will show you you're entire background. It traced mine all the way back to Africa from the dawn of man before humans migrated elsewhere. I found out from this report that my ancestors were mostly from the UK, Ireland, France, and Germany.
@@dawnemyers8873 64 is not that old these days.
I took one from Ancestry and it told me my Neanderthal percentage. I'm top 5% 😄 it's apparently more common in Scandinavians who have long heritage in the area.
The tests are cool and only cost about $50.
Let me know if you get one done. Neanderthal buddies haha 😄
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I'm 69 years, 5 months, 23 days and 15 hours and therefor a long way from 70 yrs yet!
Question why scientists think that humans and Neanderthals wouldn't interbreed. as a scientist never seen a teenager before? Humans can and will breed with anything they can get their hands on.
The denying Scientists dobelieve that sex between humans and Neanderthals occurred.
But Animals with extremely Different DNA patterns mate the child would not be sexually fertile so no Grandchildren. OR matings will not impregnate each other.
Because of DNA has to combine to create a baby.
yes. Especially neanderthals. I mean, imagine seeing a tall, beautiful dark skinned species coming in your land. Of course you will reproduct with her/him
@@theren2486 If i see something with dark skin in my area, I'm going the opposite way. And im definitely not going to reproduce with it.
@@bloodofourbloodspiritofour3263 ummmmm.... thats really limit. Wow. I can understand if you are talking about you being a neanderthal that had always been with small, white people and then suddently seeing tall, black skinned species. But if it is other than that case, its really racist and you should change your mind :)
This made me think of a book I read. A gay man was talking to a woman about his past and coming out, and mentioned a woman he had slept with. She was surprised and he said, “I was 19. I would have f**ked a tree if it had a hole in it.”
Man, that's something. The history of people who came before us. Fascinating.
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Wait until you hear about the forerunners
All they are saying here is that humans always existed until this hybrid (genetically engineered species ) came an messed everything up.
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Pretty trippy shit, y'all. Anyone ever read Jean Auel's Clan of the Cave Bear series about Ayla and her journey through life back then? They made a bad movie about it starring Daryl Hannah and Mark Hamilton back in the 80s but the book was great. Interesting story about the clashes between Neanderthals and homo sapiens or maybe it was cro magnon people. My spelling is craptastic and I apologize for that. But the book series is pretty damn cool.
Does anyone else find it fascinating that at one point in history there were different species of humans in this world???
There still is.
Imagine if it was the neanderthals who flourished instead of homo sapiens. What would the world look like today 🤔
We wouldn't be on CZcams.
we would already be extinct
The world would be in a much better place.
Then we would look like the Neanderthals
There would be no skinny people but Arnold Schwarzenegger ish people only. Oh damn that is what I want. Except for the lady’s.
Buffed out muscle lady’s actually scare me. Knowing they can beat my ass easy as hell.
This dude needs to narrate books on audible.
Audible shoukd sponsor them and make him narrate some books. It would make people who sub want to get the app.
What’s a book ?
@@philcomo3366 exactly
Please
the narrator never disappoints
Narrator had some MISINFO.
@@carlorealist6907- but the narrator has nothing to do with misinformation?? He reads n writers write
@@mechloe8528 every time I get on a video I see someone has something negative to say about the narrator....just shut up and let us enjoy bros narration. I don’t see the problem
@M A C K 215 this video talks specifically about African people. Did you miss that part?
@@goldenretrievermom7945 I don’t think bro even watched the video...
A+ video!
LOVE IT! What a fascinating (and extremely helpful) video!
Happy New Year!
I would love another video that further explains the ways that homosapiens and Neanderthals lived. The similarities as well as the differences. But definitely in a way that compares the two.
So what I'm hearing is that Star Trek is correct, and humans will f*ck anything vaguely humanoid
Humanoid? Hehehehe
That's Captain Kirk for you.
@@YurinanAcquiline Like in an episode of BIG BANG THEORY when Raj said that Captain Kirk would put his penis in any creature in the galaxy that had a hole in it. And remember that Kirk always had his cellphone with him while Uhura always has her Bluetooth.
and not human at all....
"You look like a fine Hominid babe" --my ancestors, probably.
"may i present you this wolf carcass?"
@@amongus2947 oh my god!😂
Funny, right?
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@@amongus2947 lol
Thank you so much for uploading this video. It is helping me to get through the pandemic!
Some studies indicate small group-size was an issue, which limited the effective gene-pool and was also a disadvantage when facing the larger communities of humans
If there's a hole, there's a way
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Weird History: Did homo sapiens really mate with neanderthals?
I am so impressed seeing how up to date this information is despite being a non-academic video. It's a really decent summary of where we are... Which means it will all probably be hopelessly outdated in a month or a year, lol.
I believed thirty years ago that Neanderthals and h. Sapiens Interbred and almost 20 years later I was proven right. I 'm proud to have Neanderthal heritage. Neanderthals were as intelligent as us and they survived conditions to which many Sapiens undoubtedly succumbed. They cared for their sick and disabled members. They could even sail! We hybrids might not have survived without their help. I am happy a little bit of them lives on.
this video is old news, we did not interbreed with Neanderthals, our DNA would be much closer if we did, especially europeans. There were multiple research papers done in the last 10 years on the impact of environment on DNA, done with sheep. Sheep were thrown onto islands with different climate then what their DNA was used to, and multiple generations later of the sheep they were much more similar genetically to the inhabitants of the island (humans) then when they were first introduced to the island. The humans did not interbreed with these sheep so obviously the climate was the reason the sheep were more similar genetically to the humans. This disproves the entire theory of neanderthals breeding with homo sapiens lol.
@@Beanpvp Whatevs.
@@harrietharlow9929 what are you doing with that burka ?
@@R-rr1 I'm a Christian but veil competey.
@@harrietharlow9929 what ?
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I always thought that there was intermixing. As a child I received an F for making this a case in school.
That’s because western schools are meant to dumb people down not enlighten them
@@briananderson2219 Doubtful, considering Neanderthals have been considered a subspecies of homo sapien, as opposed to a separate branch of humaniods, since the 1950's.
@@uni4rm Your name must be Karen, since you can make a judgment about someone off of one sentence 🤷🏼♂️ so there is that...
@@briananderson2219 how so?
That's sad. My very Gernan descended step dad always said he was proof positive that Neanderthal genes are with us. 😄 He was over 6 feet, with an inseam shorter than mine (I'm a 5ft 4 inch woman). His arms and leg were amazingly short for his height. He was also so hairy, you could braid and curl hair on his arms, legs and back. He had an ENORMOUS head as well. Even his hats had to be specially made. Yup, Neanderthal DNA definitely made it to modern times...well to my step daddy anyway (rest his soul). Sadly, he had a sister who looked remarkably similar to him...just not as hairy (not the most feminine looking gal...BUT LOADS of fun.) You were definitely right. And now the scientists have vindicated your suspicions. Go show this video the teacher that gave that F. (If you can). I've noticed the teachers that did me in such a way had a tendency to die before I could do a victory dance in their offices.
Human isn’t mutually exclusive to Homo sapiens. Homo or “human” is the genus that Homo Sapiens and Homo Neanderthals are both species of. So it would be accurate to describe Neanderthals as human
Incorrect sir. Neanderthals are NOT human.
@@carlorealist6907 they are classified as humans, as are all members of the genus Homo :)
Homo sapiens are often called ‘modern humans’
@@simonmandel2621 THey are not derived from homo sepians. So please ans which out the is the dominate species?
@@carlorealist6907 Homo sapiens would be the dominant species, as we are the ones that have survived into the present and outcompeted Neanderthals. But they were still a species of humans.
@@simonmandel2621 so, hold on, if you are h0m0 sapien. What are the melanin ppl? Neanderthals? H0m0 sepians species do NOT have negative RH blood type. Neanderthals do. Ans please. You seem to avoid ANS the questions, which proves that I'm correct.
It's too bad because I think it would be very cool to have two species of humans living right now at the same time.
I had one of those DNA tests done and they told me that I had one of the highest amounts of Neanderthal DNA they’ve seen. That fact explains so much.
So you got a big head?
Me too!
93 percent
How much did you have?
that good
People out here mating with bovine and you wanna ask this question 😂
The problem with cows, you have to walk around to the front to kiss them.
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Wife: You forgot to put the toilet seat down AGAIN!
Me: Can't help it, 4% Neanderthal.
I never understood why it mattered until I learned small amounts of this and that fly up into the air outside the bowl when it's flushed.
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Elsewhere on CZcams, you can find a video that answers the question "Could a female Neanderthal beat a Home Sapiens wrist-wrestling champion?" and the answer is, certainly yes. Analysis of arm bones and ligaments indicates that the Neanderthal could articulate their forearms in ways HS could not and that they were much more heavily muscled.
It is currently fashionable to anthropomorphize Neanderthals, describing them as being just like HS except swarthier and fleshier. This is completely wrong. When you see the representation of a Neanderthal as looking like a somewhat less attractive HS, you see anthropomorphization. This happens also in the depiction of space aliens, who are always depicted as some kind of weird-but-human-like being.
Soft tissue is gone, of course, but you can infer from the skulls dramatic differences. Neanderthals have very large eye sockets and a very large nasal passage. This video itself suggests that the Neanderthals had a better low-light vision. You betcha. Their eyes were probably completely different than HS, and their noses not open toward the ground but open to in front. Consider: The Neanderthals weren't even hunter-gathers...there was not much to gather. Some estimate that there were only four items in the Neanderthal environment to gather. Neanderthals were hunters. They were evolved to hunt large game, sense game at night and low-light conditions, and by smelling the prey before the prey smelled them. They ate the meat that they hunted in the relatively nasty harsh cold environment where they thrived. They hunted animals much bigger than the domestic-sized animals we hunt or have domesticated - mastodon, anyone?
This video suggests that their DNA was similar to HS. But there are some critical differences. Neanderthals have genetic deserts, that is, stretches in which they have no genes where HS have genes. The scientist shown briefly around 4:40 has several lectures on YT about this. One critical desert is found where HS has FOXP2. This gene enables speech. As a consequence, Neanderthals were at a disadvantage over the long term in strategizing vis-a-vis HS. Neanderthals traveled in smaller groups than HS because with speech you can command and control a larger number of people. And HS domesticated the wolf, training dogs, something Neanderthals did not do. Participating in the evolution of canines is a major process in HS evolution.
Many discussions of Neanderthals are along the lines of "they are misrepresented by others, they were really like Uncle Joe and Aunt Leona". Now, they weren't our enemy, any more than the orangutan is our enemy, but they were distinctly different in important ways.
Some good points here, however "Subsequent work by Pääbo's team showed that Neanderthal FOXP2 made an identical protein to that found in the modern human," according to a Max-Planck-Gesellschaft article. It takes more than a single gene to enable speech ability though, and currently little is known about the complexities involved - probably too little to say anything reliable about speech ability in Neanderthals. But yeah, there were major differences between Neanderthals and HS. Not only were their eyes larger, but also their visual cortex appears to have been more highly developed than ours. And their prefrontal cortex appears less developed than ours. This might mean HS had better organization and planning abilities, but it's hard to say for sure at our current level of knowledge.
@@richardreinertson1335 Thanks for your thoughtful reply.
Im just here to say I read this. It was interesting. But also, I read this. :)
@@quantidel The angels in Heaven will be shouting your name with major ummm shouting. Good reading job. Stay real, okay.
very detailed video,
keep it up..
I never understood why Neanderthal is a term used to talk about people with “low intelligence” when they were literally another race of humanoids on Earth. As for did they mate with Homo Sapiens? Possibly, if both races encountered each other I’m 100% sure they did such as when Greeks encountered Africans and so on. Scientific research shows that Homo sapiens and Neanderthals look very similar in structure. If a two dog species can mate then two human species can too
H0m0 sapiens are indeed the human species. Neanderthals are not derived from h0m0 sapiens. They are not equal to each other.
Neandrathals are not a different race. Sapiens and Neandrathals have deviated enough to be considered two different species, but not enough to make mating completely impossible. Everyone with neandrathal blood today have Neandrathal DNA from their male side and sapien DNA from their female side. This strongly suggests that mating might have been possible between male Neandrathal and female sapien, but not the other way around. This amount of difference is sufficient to prove they are two different species.
Further, from your assumption it seems you believe two animals which can mate are necessarily from the same species, which is not true. There are many cases of crossbreeding between different species, like mules born between horses and donkeys
@@kimjong-un642 True, All you need to know is that animals like horses, donkeys and mules are entirely different species. However, they have all evolved from the same family called equidae. These species all belong to a sub-family of animals called equus, found that bit on Google.
the human genome may be dominant over neanderthal and pretty much absorbed their dna. it had to be immediately past a point where they went extinct, leaving a species of interbred hamuns or whatever you would call them.
@@carlorealist6907 Homo Sapiens and Neanderthals both are people. Just because they look a bit different doesn't mean they're subhuman. Same with people of European descent. They are people just as Sub-Saharan African, North African, Asians, Middle Easterners, Aboriginal Australians, and Indigenous Americans all are our brethren of the human family. Your lame attempts at dehumanizing are sad.
It’s funny I never saw them as a separate group I thought they was a phase of evolving for human I didn’t know they was a separate species
That's what i was taught in school
i thought that too
There are plenty of ancient “stories”and “myths” about aliens, aka gods, breeding with females that were already here. Which is why these fools think they are separate. The sad thing is that once it’s proven beyond a doubt the scientific community will find some way to take credit for it.
same here
They can be considered a subspecies, not entirely a separate species. Different species often cannot interbreed or make fertile offspring.
Yessssss! I’m so happy to hear this video! I heard about this in college. So cool
Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video. The Human Genome Project is well known, but there is also a sophisticated Neanderthal Genome Project based in Germany with much of their data and research papers available online.
Can you imagine if they survived into modern, or at least written history, times? Granted I have no doubt they would have been killed off by us in the long run but having a written account of how they acted would have been great
They did NOT go extinct. They are still here. Just as they try to say that the Indians went extinct.
@@carlorealist6907 I'm so confused by this. Elaborate please
am sure they drew on rocks and stuff but not write
@@haladmirknowsbest Carlo kinda dumb if you see his other comments you won't get a good explanation.
@@carlorealist6907 what?...
I studied a skull from a Neanderthal/homo sapiens hybrid in my anthropology class once and it was so cool seeing the evidence of hybrids first-hand
Damn we can’t even get a homo naledi skull at my uni!
What was believed to have been Homo sapiens mating with humans, was actually The fallen angels mating with humans ( women?)
Genesis chapter 6
The book of 1 Enoch chapter 6
@@decathlonevent there is always one religious fanatic in the comments :D
@@laza6141 Sadly they seem drawn to these sorts of videos.
Autism.
I was surprised to find out recently after doing one of those DNA tests that I was in the highest bracket for Neanderthal DNA that only a small percent of the population has shown up in. It even out ranked some of my European stats. Both parents were in that high Neanderthal DNA bracket too. Apparently we're still out here, we just didn't know it. I dont know that being any percentage Neanderthal is a good thing, lol. Pretty sure there were 2 big factors to their ultimate demise. One being humans, or more so breeding with them. The 2nd is inbreeding... ya know, when they weren't outbreeding themselves...
Although, I can relate to humans wanting to breed me. Humans and their fetishes, am I riiight? To all my other Neanderthals out there, you aren't alone! We should join forces some day and form our own tribe!
23&me says: "Hey Marylena! You have more Neanderthal DNA than 89% of other customers.
That’s not a good thing Neanderthals were dumb. Are you saying you’re less intelligent than the average person who is already pretty dumb? Lmfao
neanderthals are still humans. their (Neanderthals and anatomically modern humans) scientific names are homo neanderthalensis and homo sapiens, same genus and both belonging to the hominin lineage. in fact some people will refer to the two as homo sapiens sapiens and homo sapiens neanderthalensis. the neanderthals are just no longer extant humans, and they're not "anatomically modern" homo sapiens. and 23 and me analyses the very small portion of your dna that is highly variable, like 1% of your entire genome. those tests are misleading, i wouldn't put too much thought into the results as they may even change over time when more data is collected by people submitting their dna. they are interesting though and it's cool that you have a high percentage of neanderthal dna in the highly variable portion of your genome.
Ironic in Africa there so many tribes cuz they didnjt mix much but fought i.e tribal warefare yet wud mate with Neanderthals. I personally think Autism/Neanderthals/Hybrids led the way in breeding due to their open mindness and logic in cooperating with other tribes and species as they knew it wud evovle them. Just like Da Vinci, Jesus, Ghandi etc (Autistics/ADHDers) took socitoes forward and changed them for better.Hence why the most intelligent people are Autistics who's Neanderthal DNA influenced their traits more. (Similar trait). Hence also why many Autistics are mixed enthnicties more then non-Autistics, mixing makes u more evolved.
@A S S F U C K E R
You may have given us the best explanation. Neanderthals went extinct because all the fucking they did was ass fucking
Does anyone know the name of the first background music? I remember hearing it on the ads every time it came up on the travel channel 7 or 8 years ago and I've been still searching for it. I'm hoping this a chance for me to finally find it after all these years.
How freaking weird.
We are literally learning about a whole generation that died off. We have such advanced technology we can see possiblities in death and the birth of many.
Does anyone just disassociate so hard when they're learning things like this because it's so impossible but so possible?
It’s a whole species not generation
It's magic. Science is magic. The British especially, know this.
Please look up what a generation is
@@gerritg9499 John Hawks said that anthropology is speculation based on false assumptions. you're so right, the real experts always admit they don't actually know.
I’m stoned rn so yes, (& I have adhd so that doesn’t help much either lols). I wonder if we’ll go extinct some day too. W/ climate change & all that. Then it’s time to take a seat & just shut down for a sec.
Sam O'Nella Academy already discussed this years ago. He's already called dibs on the "Sexy Neanderthal theory".
I'm so glad someone brought this up.
I have been scrolling to see if anyone else brought this up before I commented about it.
I hope Sam gets his Nobel Prize soon...
@@amandareed6528 I just hope he’s alive 😞
Sapiens were a larger group than Neanderthals. For the Neanderthals to get 5% of their DNA in modern Europeans there was more than a little interbreeding.
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An urge of a moment that who would have known will be a question in history.
The part at 8:37 where he said, "That modern humans and Neanderthals diverged evolutionarily 5,000 years ago" is a mistake. I think he meant to say 500,000 years ago.
Thank you for pointing that out. I knew that number didn't make any sense.
actually, i think it was only 50,000 years ago
@@khaias7822 no. The last common ancestor of modern Homo Sapiens and Neanderthals diverged about 500,000 years ago. Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens were already a seperate species 50,000 years ago.
@@trentbacker9562 yep
I was abou to say that...
Yea. Basques the only non indo european indigenous group
Well, the ramayana and the mahabharat clearly show that the Neanderthals were around and were almost as accomplished as the homosapiens. Bali, sugriv, hanumanji.
One trip to walmart will give you this answer.
Cmon now... Neandertals worked n made their own living with tools and hunting food. 500lb bobby joe on the scooter aint done anything for herself in ten years.
@@Joe_Dirt82 Exactly, they weren't 'dumb' as many people think
The Karen's there are so smart
Hold up- neanderthals had bigger brains tho-..
There’s widespread folk tales of strange not quite fully human people living near humans so perhaps Neanderthals, Denisovians and Erectus lived till relatively recently.
neanderthals and erectus have never been cited in any folks. Only denisovans
I remember reading about Arabian traveling in the 10th century to the Volga Bolger in Russia today they told him that merchant from a group north living north of Bolgers on sea shores that they seal the North Sea to island near them they see a group of wired humans that they don’t leave this island and kill any one land on their island and some day a storm one of those humans washed a shore and when people try to help him he killed few men with his hands because he was more larger and stronger but when they catch him they hanged him and the Arabian traveler went and seen his skull it was larger then regular human , when I read this I thought maybe it was unknown human specie
@@TronUse999 probably one of the neanderthal long lost brother lmao
Sad to read these comments! How far we have fallen!
I always thought our species won out over Neandertals by simply out-reproducing them. They seem to have never heavily populated the world, but we're getting close to 8 billion. Despite all the wars, famines, disease, etc, sapiens still expanded to an outrageous population number
It seems that promiscuity of our species is really paying out 😂
how do you know there is _really_ 8 billion people?
@hoppas77 I counted. Took me a whole weekend but it was worth it.
@@drbigmdftnu lol
This was an awesome change-up from the usual Weird History line up.
Can you do more videos like this? And talk about the other "human-like" species you mentioned in this video. Thank you!
I don't have a neanderthal DNA,my DNA is came from the Hobbit in south east Asia and turned to be a Java man through modernized man of south Asia.
As the old saying goes, "Love will find a way."
This was definitely one of the weirder suggestions I’ve gotten, but I’m glad I did! 🤣
If this interest you, try reading the clan of the cave bear by Jane Auel.
I love that series! I have all 6 books!
LaToya, I read it. It was incredible. They also made a good movie with Daryl Hannah . Both are GREAT!
I read them in my late teens and early 20's
@@TheAcquibajo the movie was quite interesting. I wish the rest of the books had been adapted to film.
I loved clan of the cave bear, valley of horses, mammoth hunters, plains of passage and shelters of stone. I really didnt like the last book land of the painted caves. That book was stretched waaaaay too far with too much repeating and I hate jondalar 😂😂😂
Problem is, our species has a hard time getting along with each other.
Very interesting!
Basques have the most
Never get rid of your narrator
The Neanderthals were an intelligent species, comparable to us. Imagine if they didn't become extinct, the world would've become a more interesting place. But they alongside with other species of human are a part of us now, literally, and that's pretty cool. The Neanderthals are one of our ancestors.
We treat each other like crap so I imagine another type of human living among us would be treated like crap as well lol
Neanderthals are not of human ancestry. Totally different of the original species called: h0m0 sepians.
@@carlorealist6907 not only can you not spell homo sapiens, you are extremely incorrect lmao.
@@thedragonsen disprove my statements and the spelling is purposely because they delete my correct spelling messages because of the word h0m0.
Nahhh that would suck. We see anybody different (hair type, hair color, skin color, height, weight, race) and treat them like shit. Damn is 2021 and we still got nazis we literally got people thinking they're better than other because of their skin color so just imagine another species.
I bet early humans had a popular song entitled: "My sweet Neanderthal girl." It was top of the charts in the year 59,072 BCE
Patiently waiting PRIMAL season 2....
Beautiful that you used the African Migration, many people who play history try to ignore that important factor to the origin of homo sapiens,
you mean many idiots ***
Like who? A few racist crack pots who also argue we never went to the moon? No serious person says that stuff. Its like the "milk is racist" people. There's like 7 of them who are just loud online.
@@JohnGalt916 no, actual white historians, a lot of them debate that the African migration is just a theory..
@@friskydingooo7992 my profs never said anything like that. Frigging wierdos under every stone :( (not you, Noel)
@@friskydingooo7992 I agree with coolerintext... I've never heard ANYONE of any significance make such claims... Seems to me, you just found your version of dropping the race card for thumbs up.
Last time I was this early, Neanderthals were still there.
Yes they are still here destroying the earth.
@@carlorealist6907 where tho?
@@emperorcillian8802 Maybe he is talking about us, since we have 4% Neanderthals DNA.
@@sacred-chan157 exactly
@@emperorcillian8802 shall I send you links?
If we share their DNA then technically they never went extinct right?
The neanderthals were almost certainly white skinned with blue eyes and often red hair. The incoming homo sapiens would have been dark skinned with brown eyes. It's usually portrayed the other way.
It's very fascinating that 2 separate species evolved into very similar looking and acting creatures. It's amazing that both species evolved nearly identically enough to procreate together.
They were able to breed because they were the same species. Homo Sapien. Homo Sapien Neanderthal bred with Homo Sapien Sapiens, modern humans, as well as other human groups that still survived back then also branches of same Homo Sapien species. Subsets.
Hell yes I'm subscribing. You had me at "I'm just a Neanderthal girl in a Neanderthal world..." 🌍
Hispanic here. I did a commercial DNA test a while ago and downloaded the raw data. Then, I uploaded it to an ancient DNA database so i could learn my genetic origin. Yes, several Neanderthal markers showed up in my lineage.
The neanderthal on the thumbnail looks like Marjorie Taylor Green
Mating does not imply romance or family, maybe hostile so to speak interbreeding? Too Hot topic?
That’s exactly what was happening. Men have always been volatile to women.
It doesn't necessarily imply that there wasn't romance or families either
@Moon Maiden
And (far less common) vice versa
I don't think there is such a thing these days good or bad,as too hot a topic ...just sayin..im ready for the refreshing whole truth
Yeah, I'm sure that rapes did happen. Ever read Clan of the Cave Bear? Or see the movie? Gives us a real good insight into how it probably was back then.
They weren't focused on looks back then.
For just a moment, I thought this was a pic of Marjorie Taylor Green in the thumbnail.
Please someone tell Me What is The Music 🎶🎼 in the background in The Beginning of The Video
Could you do the library of Alexandria next? It would be greatly appreciated :)
Love this channel
And this was a good video
got me with the 'ate them and mate them' part
Caveman flirting: You look cute. No Homo.
So MUCH INFORMATION, I’m lost and interested at the same time
I honor my neanderthal ancestor by using herbs... medicinally
2 different species. Homo sepians are humans. Any other outside of that is a substitute species. Artificially created.
i have my "card", too... LOL
Smoke em if you got em
“So easy, even a caveman can do it.”
Pure Neanderthal: Denis Cyplenkov
Pure Sapien: Usain Bolt
My wife has 2% Neanderthal genes I suppose she is the wildest chick I could have found.
She's not human.
@@carlorealist6907 you aren't either.
I have 2% neanderthal genes too according to 23 and me.. I have a wider bridge of my nose, big teeth and thicker legs than most girls.. I was stocky but still managed to squeeze into a size 5 and after having my son, my hips looked better and I got the hourglass figure.. My husband keeps picking on me calling me a neanderthal .. Well he is half native american/ half irish..1% mongolian and has 2 percent 'undetermined'.. I tell him his 2% must be an ALIEN...
@@rosedolch8637 xD Nice xD
@@carlorealist6907 mad black african?
Yes because they aren’t different species just different human populations with physical differences
You have a very demented understanding of what the word 'human' means I'm sad to say.
No. A particular species remains the same. Cat will always be cat. Dog will always be dog.
we wouldn't be able to reproduce w/a different species? why wouldn't they be simply be a human variation?
I always thought of two different species interbred the offspring would be sterile a la a mule. The fact that the average human has 4% Neanderthal DNA never made sense to me in that context. Can anyone explain where I'm going wrong here to clear up the confusion for me?
scarletglitter l It largely has to do with phylogenetic distance and chromosome numbers, basically to be reductive it comes down to compatible genetics. How closely or distantly ‘related’ they are, if they have the same number of chromosomes etc. Horses and donkeys aren’t as closely related as we were with the Neanderthals, which is the most likely reason for their sterile offspring. Humans and Neanderthals were more closely related, same number of chromosomes obviously, so it worked out. Off the top of my head I can’t think of any specific examples, but I’m sure we bred with other species more distantly related to humans than Neanderthals and those offspring ended up sterile (and I believe he mentioned that offspring from breeding with other species has been found but I can’t remember). Hopefully that helped and wasn’t condescending or patronizing, sorry I rambled!
Do a vid on who decided to cook a meal first in history sometime... I've always been curious!
"Until the lion learns to write his own story, the story will always glorify the hunter"
Now this is the history I like
Wanna relive history? I'll be the neanderthal
Correct me if I’m wrong but I thought it was pronounced (knee-an-der-tal)
You’re right, that is the most correct pronunciation :) as it is a German word and they pronounce ‘th’ as ‘t’
That is correct.
Correct
@@simonmandel2621 we actually say "Neandertaler"
"If it walks on 2 legs- i will tap that"- Homo Sapiens.
It’s so sad neanderthals and other hominids died out, the world would be a much richer place with them existing now.
Hi. Great vid as always. One quick point: At ~8:37 you said H. sapiens and Neanderthals parted ways evolutionarily ~5,000 years ago. I think you mean ~500,000 years ago.
5000 yrs was correct.
@@carlorealist6907”@@carlorealist6907rs ago ... “ - Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History (humanorigins.si.edu/evidence/genetics/ancient-dna-and-neanderthals#:~:text=The%20Neanderthal%20and%20modern%20human,for%20roughly%20another%20400%2C000%20years.)
“The Neanderthal and modern human lineages probably began to diverge about 500,000 years ago ... “ - Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.
@@bloatedtreeful Neanderthals came into existence no more than 6000yrs ago.
4 kinds of humans went into the world, only one came out on top.
Homo sapiens are the only humans.
@@carlorealist6907 nope, neanderthals, erectus, habilis, I can go on. All are human, its the genus that differs
@@HexxyEEE I talk about species to be specific. Neanderthals are a totally different species. They do not derive from the h0m0 sepians. The Neanderthals has RH blood type.
@@carlorealist6907 even we have rh blood type in us that's why when a rh positive father mate with rh negative mother miscarriages occur after the first baby is born.
@@Jessica-to8um here proofs that these are false claims :
czcams.com/video/wN7djnNu9K8/video.html
I read an article that said it most likely wasn't consensual and I haven't thought of them the same since😁👍
Makes me think of the book series earth’s children clan of the cave bear!
Neanderthals aren't extinct, how many times have you heard someone call a guy a Neanderthal?
They live only in the blood of white people
go take a DNA test
They are not extinct
as long as white people are alive
@@og-greenmachine8623 But there blood was found in africa, there not exactly white? 🤨
@@og-greenmachine8623 wtf ??? Do you know that being white isnt because of neanderthal genes. If it was, europeans will still be black. Because when there's a neanderthal mixed, he/she will reproduct again with homo sapiens, wich will have a black offspring. Its just because of our environement that we are white since 8000 years. Wich is kind of recent
@@TemplatedWolf the blood is probably from the white that reproduct with black african people. I dont think that a neanderthal mixed homo sapiens could survive to desert
I have a lot of Neanderthal in my DNA according to 23andme. It's weird but seems less weird after learning how nearly identical they were.
He’s wrong about Africans not having Neanderthal dna, I’m black and have some I took 23 and me too.
@@tatum635 But you probably have a good chunk of european in you? Not sure if you're African American but most have a lot of white DNA.
@@ElizabethDohertyThomas What is the percentage of Neanderthal in your DNA? And we wasn't nearly identical to Neanderthals. We were close enough to mate but that doesn't make us identical. We are quite different from them.
@@ElizabethDohertyThomas Not just african Americans. A lot of Africans living in sub-Saharan Africa right now have a small amount of Neanderthal DNA as well. It's from people from outside of Africa like the Middle East for example who migrated into Africa and mixed with the local populations there.
@@charlesspeaksthetruth4334 so it little bit majority of Africa don’t have it
9:40 Wait, how is it possible that homo sapiens mated with erectus and homo habilis? I thought they were super old ancestors, so far down the genetic tree that not only could they not interbreed, but also weren't alive at the same time?
They could and they did. So did Neanderthals. Many Neanderthal hybrids have been discovered with our human branch and others as well.
The species didn't come one after the other. They all overlapped. It's that very outdated timeline from school that we were taught otherwise.
I don’t believe Neanderthal have gone extinct trough combat but trough interbreeding.
The homosapien dna simply was stronger.
But that’s just my own opinion.
I have no idea if it’s true or not.