What would it feel like if a slightly different "other species" of humans lived in modern times?

Until about 40,000 years ago, not only Homo sapiens but also Neanderthals lived on Earth.

Moreover, they weren't just rough, primitive humans.

They had robust bodies, survived the Ice Age, made tools, cooperated with others, and may even have interbred with our ancestors.

So why did Homo sapiens ultimately survive?

This time, we will explain the differences between the two species of humans and whether Neanderthals truly "disappeared."

[Slow-Paced Explanation] The Strongest Human Species Disappeared... What Was Different Between Homo sapiens and Neanderthals? / Neanderthals Didn't Go Extinct...!?

Timestamps
00:00 Introduction: The Relationship Between Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens
01:03 Human Evolution Was a "Branching" Process, Not a "Staircase"
02:14 The Origin of the Name Neanderthal and the History of Their Discovery
03:08 Comparison of Physical Characteristics: A Robust Body Adapted to Cold Climates
06:10 Exploring the Diversity of Appearance (Hair and Skin Color) Through DNA
07:45 The Encounter of Two Human Races: From the Levant to Europe
10:39 Diet and Hunting Techniques: From Mammoths to Plants and Seafood
12:19 The Evolution of Tools: The "Levallois Technique" of Stone Tool Making and the Adhesive Tar
15:23 Neanderthal Intelligence and the Potential of Language
16:55 Caring for Others: Burial and Caregiving Practices at Shanidar Cave
19:47 "Group Networks" and Knowledge Dissemination That Determined Life and Death
23:35 Traces of Neanderthals remain in our DNA

25:51 The impact of inherited genes (immunity, skin, circadian rhythm)

28:08 Why did Neanderthals disappear?: Climate change and absorption

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