What remains of the Neanderthal in us?

[@harrietharlow9929]

I am truly fascinated by these intelligent, empathetic, and resourceful people. They were, I believe, as human as we are and I'm glad a bit of them lives on in most if not all of us. I'm proud of my bit of Neanderthal DNA--these people were survivors and hung on in conditions that might well do for many humans but managed to keep their humanity, caring for sick and injured members of their group, burying their dead and even managing to create a bit of art. This is why I refer to them as homo sapiens Neanderthalensis.

[@fairchild1737]

I am 2.6 Neanderthal. My older sister has a huge overhang brow. The most is 3.0. She would be a 5.0

[@kgs2280]

It’s very possible that modern Homo sapiens would never have made it through to today if earlier ones hadn’t interbred with Neanderthals. I think they have given us much of their physical strength, and ability to persevere in very rough conditions.

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@kgs2280 I think that is very possible.

[@TomDoesUtube]

Yes my DNA test showed a bit of Neanderthal .. and I got a very nice looking brow ..lol

[@MichelleGourley-x8w]

Africans have very very little Neanderthal DNA and they are strong, caring, and intelligent. We of European descent are all 98% African. The 2% Neanderthal DNA gave us lighter skin, maybe diff hair, maybe more blood clotting factors. Nothing so grandious as what you mention

[@pooryorick831]

Well done documentary. I learned things I did not know. Like Neanderthals being around for 300,000 years. We still have a long time to go before we are that successful as a species. Looking at the state of things today we'll be doing good to survive another 300 years, much less 300,000.

[@fairchild1737]

I am 2.6 Neanderthal. My older sister has a huge overhang brow. The most is 3.0. She would be a 5.0

[@vintagelady1]

You are quite the optimist---I was going to give us maybe 150 MAX! I think it's called being too smart for your own good?

[@claudiasimpson9606]

Well said 🎉

[@silversurfer3636]

Well done as a fictional piece maybe! There has never to this day been ANY proof of ANY pre-historic human ever! There have been 1,000's of synthesized versions (faked bones and fragments) Still NO actual bones! That leaves the conclusion that they did not exist!

[@jessicasanchez5765]

​@@vintagelady1 I give us 5 years

[@suziperret468]

Good to know that Neanderthals were survivors for hundreds of thousands of years.They were obviously capable and caring humans that made art. Glad that I have some of their genes!

[@Streleny]

Well, not really. KZbin why files

[@karldunnegan2689]

​@@Streleny Well, that comment doesn't make any sense.

[@Streleny]

@@karldunnegan2689 KZbin. Why files.

[@charlottejennifferdomingo4279]

​@@karldunnegan2689He's referring to a youtube channel The Why Files.. He talked about the Neanderthals there

[@godfredocwb4085]

​@@karldunnegan2689 VÍDEO CRIADO YUITUDE DESGRAÇA VENDIDOS DEUS SATANAS JESUS CRISTO SATANAS NAO EXISTE

[@k8eekatt]

I read that the healed injuries found on neanderthal bones are similar to those wounds experienced by rodeo riders and bull fighters!

[@cb7324]

Yes, it's mentioned in this video.

[@princessinmittens4783]

lol really? Have you not listened to this video at all?

[@NextWorldVR]

Riding Wooly Mammoth!

[@poetcomic1]

I remember when a Neanderthal grave of a child was found and it had clusters of pollen and decayed vegetation that would strongly suggest the Neanderthals buried it with flowers.

[@AnavonRebeur]

There id a flowrr nurial in Middle East

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@AnavonRebeur Yep. Shanidar Cave.

[@marinaragot884]

Magnifique, comme toutes vos vidéos 🤩 Hâte de vous écouter dimanche prochain pour une nouvelle vidéo Merci Marina de Chalons en Champagne

[@stardust7936]

Weren't the Denesovains and others also here around same time?

[@kgs2280]

From what I understand, the Denisovans were generally further east, as in Siberia and maybe as far south and east as Mongolia. They apparently interbred with modern humans in other Asian countries. Although this video says that there is as much Neanderthal DNA in Asians and South East Asians today (of course I heard that just as I was typing the first part of my comment). I guess the origins and intermingling of Denisovans will be a separate video, as it seems to me that if there are Asians with Neanderthal DNA, some of them are likely to also have Denisovan DNA as well.

[@lindamckenzie6500]

Love to hear more about them too...

[@stardust7936]

All I could find about Denesovians is that they found a bit of finger bone somewhere in a cave in China and that some of us have some of their DNA. If anyone sees anything else I would love to see.

[@4TIMESAYEAR]

Man by any other name is still man.

[@sanpotkins4705]

That's what they say.

[@Richard-d5x4u]

Il serait intéressant que ce genre de documentaire soit daté et cite ses sources . Cela reste passionnant et les vue d'artistes sont sympa

[@Richard-d5x4u]

@@Briselavaguescélérate Simplement pour savoir si les hypothèses formulées durant le docu s'appuient sur les dernières découvertes archéos ou sur de plus anciennes , vu que dans ce domaines les connaissances s'accélèrent ces 2 dernières décennies

[@Richard-d5x4u]

@@Briselavaguescélérate Il n'y a pas de mal "Errare humanum est"

[@godfredocwb4085]

​@@Richard-d5x4u DEUS JESUS CRISTO SATANAS NAO EXISTE

[@abdonrojas3880]

Ni 53:02 53:02 53:02

[@godfredocwb4085]

@@Richard-d5x4u DÍOS JESUS CRISTO SATANAS NAO EXISTE MILAGRE NAO EXISTE SALVAÇÃO NAO EXISTE RESSURREIÇÃO VIDA APOS MORTE MIORREU ACABOU TUDO NAO EXISTE MILAGRE NAO EXISTE SALVAÇÃO NAO EXISTE RESSURREIÇÃO VIDA APOS MORTE MIORREU ACABOU TUDO NAO EXISTE ARREBATAMENTO FOI CANCELADO POR CAUZA DO COVD DIOS YUOYW JESUS CRISTO SATANAS NAO EXISTE

[@lindamckenzie6500]

All l can say is that this was absolutely fantastic....more please! Personally l believe Humans of today have more Neanderthal in our genetic makeup than is suggested....Look around humans are diverse but some a more Neanderthal than others in looks....their outlook..their personalities....and their abilities.....

[@glojac892]

Absolutely my son is a beast.

[@danieldesouzadiassouzadias6226]

Existem remanescentes destes seres até hoje.sao ignorantes atrasados . são os nortistas e nordestinos que prejudicaram são Paulo .

[@juliocuantico2479]

Observo que sientes una fuerte atracción por todo lo neandertal Lo que viene a significar que eres una auténtica modelo de ésa especie Sólo falta para sentirte plena, que encuentres un macho neandertal y tengas una vida feliz en una cueva Que enciendas la hoguera 🔥 ,e invoques a las estrellas 🌠

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@juliocuantico2479 Then I must be a true Neanderthal because I am fascinated by all things Neanderthhal.

[@mariasusanalarreguigorozur678]

Fascinante investigación e información . Gracias.

[@joseywales6334]

Honteux cette voix off

[@Lemmon714_]

One of the best narrator voices in history.

[@petergianarakos4439]

Yes. I love this man's speech patterns and smoothness. A true professional. Sadly, soon to replaced by AI robot voices.

[@DaBiggBosz]

His name is Mark Rossman. Top notch narrator.

[@euonymos-k.-dexios4548]

It sounds like computer voice. Plus, it's jarring to have an American-sounding voice reading a non-American-sounding text.

[@eroero830]

@@euonymos-k.-dexios4548 It's the computers that mimic HIM! You need to be a little more generous!

[@jamesreagan9063]

Glad You said "one of" as David McCullough certainly needs a large seat at that very small table!

[@pabloalbertogalvezcuya6234]

❤ Buenos días....gracias por la cultura de nuestros orígenes como seres humanos 🪴🌎 saludos desde Pachacamac 🇵🇪

[@alflyle9955]

Outstanding. Thanks. A muvt view.

[@veroniqueriviere1629]

C'est passionnant mais tellement pénible à écouter quand c'est le robot qui parle !

[@petergianarakos4439]

No robot. I recognize this man's speech pattern, he's a well known narrator, and robots always make at least to or three mistakes in saying certain names or words. The rhythm of a professional speaker is not yet so well developed for AI.

[@JamesJames-jt3ts]

Is human, you are a robot becsuse you cannot recognize the human touch

[@pequeuxdarleux1480]

@@petergianarakos4439 C'est un humain sans aucun doute, néanmoins parfois il parle en effet comme un robot.

[@HowardSprouse]

​@@petergianarakos44399pm

[@lizh1988]

✔️

[@josephcastelo6127]

When a young teacher 55 years ago I told students one day it would be discovered Neanderthals did not die out, but intermingled. I also told them that the land bridge and mere 20,000 years ago being the sole humans to settle Americas was millennia off and not the only route.

[@barbaralbrehm9967]

And the "indigenous" American "natives" stole the land from Neanderthals! Reparations for those of us with Neanderthal genes! LOL!

[@michelemcneill3652]

You were a very smart teacher. Now we have too many brainwashed teachers.

[@scottscottsdale7868]

MTG is proof

[@howardj602]

How about those that were already here? There is mention of a race of giants in the historical documents of the early explorers, and in Indian traditions.

[@louievdo7631]

About one of the best narrators and shows that I have seen on the subject

[@ferociousgumby]

An AI narrator, unfortunately, like most of them these days.

[@patriciayohn6136]

Absolutely fascinating, the parts that stuck out to me most were that according to 23 and Me I have more Neanderthal genes than 3 out of 1,000 people tested, I also have more Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian, and Greek genes that I have, German, Scottish, Irish, British and Welsh. What I don't understand was the references to the great apes as my whole immediate family are Rh O- blood type and my tooth roots are 3 times longer than most humans. My MtDna also relates to a skeleton found in Scotland dating back 8,000 yrs. named Ava.

[@heenanyou]

Good luck at the dentist.

[@TheAnetmusik]

Yay!!! A fellow Neanderthal! I have more Neanderthal than 97%of the population and I'm proud of that. I've always joked about my brow ridges and forehead , saying that I'm either part monkey or Neanderthal and that was years before 23 and Me! 😂😂😂 an orthopedic surgeon measured my limbs and told me they are abnormally long and not "in proportion" with my overall body. I do have however a short torso and long legs. Thank God! I have abnormally long tooth roots as well which has caused serious sinus issues throughout my life. But yes, let's be very proud of our ancestry!😊

[@patriciayohn6136]

Thank you fellow Neanderthal!

[@patriciayohn6136]

You have no idea, when I needed to have all my teeth removed, it took 32 injections of anesthesia to remove my 14 remaining teeth and I was so anesthized that I forgot to ask for my teeth, but I saw then and they were truly scary. Since that time I have seen videos reguarding Denisovan remains and they also seem to have extra long tooth roots.😎

[@patriciayohn6136]

Hey, in this day and age in America maybe we all need to be More Neanderthal. 😎

[@judyklein3221]

This is a very interesting and educational documentary. Wonderful!

[@Streleny]

Well. Not really. Neandertaler eating Homo sapiens. Long time. KZbin why file

[@janemanzoni4239]

Excelente documentário! Parabéns ao canal!

[@cecileroy557]

I enjoyed this so much. Thank you!!

[@liliefleurfontaine5771]

Ce documentaire est assez ancien. Mais c'est tellement intéressant de voir les personnes qui ont réussi à séquencer l'ADN de Néandertal. C'est un pas de géant dans la compréhension de l'humanité, tout en sachant que nous avons une part de Néandertal en nous... Cependant des découvertes spectaculaires continuent à être fait, comme les dénisoviens, ou l'homme de Florès qui sont deux espèces passionnantes et qui devrait nous en apprendre encore plus sur les espèces d'hommininés qui ont vécu en même temps que notre espèce et ça, c'est très intéressant... Cela fait que moins de quarante mille ans que les Néandertaliens ont disparus. Alors que les hommes de Florès ou appelés aussi les hobbits à cause de leur petite taille, ont disparues il y a environ dix mille ans, ce qui est plutôt proche. Nous savons que habitants de l'île de North Sentinel n'ont pas été croisé avec nous depuis soixante mille ans, qui sait s'ils ne deviendront pas une nouvelle espèce... Ils ont très certainement des différences qui vont se marquer au fur et à mesure que le temps passe et les générations se succèdent... Je trouve que la paléo antropologie est passionnant. C'est mon domaine préféré...

[@TheMarianebarros]

Obrigada! ótimo documentário.

[@dhulcarnain]

On attend toujours le chaînon manquant qui fait la passerelle entre le singe et l'homme ! Cela reste encore de nos jours une théorie ne reposant sur rien de concret !

[@margritneuenhagen795]

This was a most interesting story of the history of mankind . Enjoyed it so muck thank you !

[@argentinayamilethromerobon5327]

Siempre he sentido admiracion por esta que le podríamos decir "especie" bueno lo que sea, como sobrevivieron a tanto empezando por la inclemencia del tiempo, algo de ellos heredamos...muy agradecida por regalarnos este documental, estoy encantada, bendiciones!!

[@jackm6307]

Off topic, yes, but I have to say, these Google translations are amazing.

[@A.R.77]

As my neighbor has many of these physical attributes, I'd say many of these genes are still running around.

[@SeanMahoneyfitnessandart]

"I dont care who had sex with who 30k years ago, I care about what affects me today"..... um.... thats exactly why these things affect you today....

[@zschow9259]

u neanderthal u

[@helenepouillat4651]

Cette vidéo m'a fait rire parce que pour le reste c'est blablabla blablabla, rien de plus. Nous avons même eu droit à notre ressemblance avec les chimpanzés! Payer des guignols pour cela....

[@entropy5431]

Lol, yeah such a poor attempt to be in with the current thing.

[@hereitis.2587]

Your translation is repeating his point. The act of mixing and making children is ALL he cares about. No judgment. That’s what he doesn’t care about, judgement.

[@heenanyou]

@Turkish__Model What? The Hittites spoke Swedish?

[@kingjsolomon]

I’m excited for quantum computing and dna Sequencing and the greater understanding that will bring to this subject.

[@sylviatanguay342]

Such a great documentary...Really loved it!! Thank you All...💙💙

[@obrokkorbo8762]

Ces anthropologues posent les bonnes questions. Passionnant !

[@Outlander999]

Fascinating. Not extinct, but our ancestors.

[@muratsayar1403]

Great wrap up thank you 🎉

[@joseedwincastroaraujo9586]

Excelente documental gracias por compartirlo

[@kenantiskaya2678]

Oldukça ilginç teşekkürler alt yazılı olduğu için,bilgiye ulaşmak anında çok güzel

[@stardust7936]

Maybe laborious but absolutely fabulously exciting😊

[@pavicopter]

Excelente video. Es muy importante aprender acerca de nuestros ancestors. Mi nombre es Darío Mendoza (USA);

[@dazmaznav]

Fabulous work !!! I am still amused by how many people are still stuck in the 'Neanderthal is a perjorative epithet' groove ,, when it seems to me that it should be complimentary !!!

[@anthonycliftonjones2564]

I am proud to have Neanderthal traits. I have robust bones, a curved back, a muscular torso, broad shoulders and chest, and seem to resist cold easier than other people. Furthermore it has been hypothesised that traits such as an advanced empathy, faster thought processes, enlarged brain capacity and adaptability are traits that set Neanderthals apart from Homo Sapiens.

[@Ihfmpw8]

These Neanderthals are our ancestors,I loved this documentary. Perhaps these ancient ancestors were far more intelligent than us modern people .

[@fairchild1737]

I am 2.6 Neanderthal. My older sister has a huge overhang brow. The most is 3.0. She would be a 5.0

[@dr.shlomosands1096]

No white people's ancestors blacks do NOT have NEANDERTHAL DNA or did we evolve from NEANDERTHALS!!!

[@dr.shlomosands1096]

Blacks do not have NEANDERTHAL DNA! FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES!!!

[@nedcassley5169]

Larger craniums. People today are less intelligent because highly intelligent individuals and midwits have made it easy for stupid people to become grandparents before turning 40.

[@erikhassler9459]

@@fairchild1737 No, she is european homo sapien 5.0. Neanderthals have no chin and low forehead. Homo sapien have a chin and a high forehead. Huge high forehead, maybe.

[@Sowhat300]

Absolutely amazing!

[@nickroberts-xf7oq]

Absolute 🐄 💩 !

[@raulduke6105]

Just go to my high school during lunch!

[@amylocke8173]

Very Interesting as I am of Neanderthal heritage per 23 and me!

[@jimbusmaximus4624]

I think we all are.

[@odeciolima8969]

Gosto muito das séries que tratam de temas dos Neandertais. Acredito que outras áreas da ciência moderna deveriam interagir mais nas pesquisas. Para mim existe uma diferença entre falar de humano e humanidade. Das coisas que tenho acompanhado para mim fica claro que a humanidade está mais ligada aos Neandertais do que aquilo que se convencionou-se chamar homem moderno. Será que não estamos presos demais na ideia da evolução dos símios africanos e dando pouco espaço a evolução dos outros grupos humanoides que surgiram em todo o planeta? É fascinante saber que a ciência é um universo aberto de possibilidades.

[@cynthiafisher3392]

Loved this!

[@KatrinaRoseT]

I agree with the premise of this video’s point. The Neanderthal was highly intelligent. Why then, you would still paint them as unkempt and ungroomed, is beyond me. I am positive they combed their hair and tied it back or cut it or braided it. They bathed. They had better teeth than was portrayed I’m sure. Not as much carbs and sugars. I hope the idea they were neat and tidy and organized will gain popularity. 😊

[@tessw9744]

Better yet, they were probably human.

[@Soul_Watcher]

@@tessw9744 for all intent and purposes, Neanderthal and Homosapien Sapien are the same species. Otherwise we wouldn’t have been able to breed. Cheers

[@SovereignStatesman]

*The Neanderthal was highly intelligent. Why then, you would still paint them as unkempt and ungroomed, is beyond me.* Uh, RACISM?

[@wynnhorton1208]

carbs and sugars? Are you joking?

[@KatrinaRoseT]

@@wynnhorton1208 No.

[@denisesousa5153]

I'm absolutely fascinated by this video and the channel! Will definitely start following you 😊 great job 👍

[@rhondawhite5202]

Very fascinating to me, especially since 23andme says I have 318 variants out of 2,872 tested that trace to Neanderthals. They say I have more Neanderthal DNA than 96% of other customers. This is still less than

[@patriciayohn6136]

363 varient for me.

[@peterwhite7428]

Erik Trinkhaus taught at the university of New Mexico. As I did. I knew him from a distance. Very smart guy.

[@alexgoslar4057]

A remarkable revelation. Thanks for sharing.

[@cesarcalderon144]

Thank you for this amazing documentary. I love science.

[@magnetique12]

It is apparently a document in English originally, translated into French by IA and by YT (title, description) and other languages. A VPN allowed me to find this video in English, and these are voice narrators, not AI. It would have been good to warn.

[@LuciThomasHardylover-qx6ts]

Not quite sure what your point is but the narrators,real or not, are awful!

[@mangot589]

@@LuciThomasHardylover-qx6tsIn what way? Im not sure what the OP is complaining about either, but I’m not sure about your complaint either. Clarify?

[@johng4093]

Some people are allergic to imagined AI narrators, background music, etc. I don't get it.

[@k.h.6991]

The English narration is fine.

[@Stumpybear7640]

Does it matter? This video is enjoyable

[@marylouferguson6682]

I was adopted in Saskatchewan, Canada. I had my DNA tested when I was 65 years old.. I was 80% Irish, a small amount of German and Swedish. But what I was trilled about was the .02% was Neanderthal. I carry Neanderthal DNA, this species hasn’t been alive for many thousands of years. Awesomeness.

[@lucasb1324]

Herzlichen Glückwunsch an Sie alle zum Nobelpreis! Als Schwede bin ich besonders stolz auf Svante Pääbo Carsten Schweden

[@khutchinsoncpa1]

I feel the same way about meat. Especially when I was pregnant - most other food tasted like dust in my mouth, if it wasn’t meat. I make myself eat vegetables and fruit. Carbs like grain aren’t really my thing. Neanderthal heritage?

[@lindatullos9430]

nah grains (carbs) are a newer addition to our diet 10k years. So cultures that grow them will have more tolerance to them. It isn't related to N genes as homo sapirns also were meat eaters and hunter /gatherers until the advent of farming and "civilization" which also brought on the use of slaves for labor and shortly after major warfare as other groups desired what entrenched peoples had .(much as raids on other hunter /gatherer tribes would be to claim women for breeding and to reduce competition for foods in the area. The homo sapiens were the travelers who entered the neanderthals land so food was likely the motivating factor for their movement out of Africa.(as Neanderthals also moved out of Africa 100,000's of years before)

[@awesomeblossom1]

I couldn't get enuf meat when I was pregnant, either. Especially hamburger. And for some weird reason, molasses.

[@LUISA-rj8oe]

GRAZIE MILLE !

[@richardengelhardt582]

Erik Trinkhaus, my bio anthroplogy prof at Harvard in the late 70s. Young brilliant teacher and academic role model!

[@aurelianojosemonteiro1398]

Eles não desapareceram, nós somos a encarnação dos neandertais!😊

[@Noonespecial-qp4sl]

Very interesting. Well done documentary.

[@Haberdashery22]

But if many of us have some neanderthal dna, well then they're not extinct are they? They simply bred with homosapiens sapiens over thousands of generations (many others too) and became diluted. Hence many of us have a few % of their dna. Please feel free to disagree/explain. The film made no clarification of this important point.

[@princessinmittens4783]

No, you make perfect sense with your conclusion. I agree with you.

[@Christophe-pl5xu]

No. The theory is rather that Nenaderthal was largely genocided and that the interbreeding that took place was the fruit of Neanderthal women captured especially at the beginning of the arrival of sapiens, less when it was in the majority or it hunted Neanderthal.

[@brianSalem541]

​@@Christophe-pl5xuwhere did you learn that? I haven't heard that theory.

[@Christophe-pl5xu]

@@brianSalem541 Because we live in a time where science is silent in the face of politics. We will prefer to say that sapiens were better adapted and Neanderthals became extinct on their own. This is better than saying that African sapiens genocided European Neanderthals

[@anthonycliftonjones2564]

Between 50,000 and 40,000 years ago, before the demise of neanderthals.

[@angelaeriksen4436]

Superb information about us being part of Neanderthal. I remember I was taught humans could not interbreed with Neanderthals in the 80's. Advance technology now proof otherwise. Fascinating!

[@tavpierce1880]

If modern humans and Neanderthals were able to interbreed then by definition Neanderthals were humans. 🎉

[@ericf7063]

I believe they added the name homo to their name. Homo neanderthalensis I think

[@anthonycliftonjones2564]

I have heard that DNA was passed down through the interbreeding of neanderthal women mating with homo sapiens, but there isn't evidence of successful mating between neanderthal males and homo sapiens women, as yet...

[@cristinamendez4675]

Gracias x su trabajo

[@dmckyle]

Brilliant doc.

[@anavictoriawackerla3327]

Excellent research. Thanks

[@robertopettyo]

This also helps to explain why sub-Saharan are not fully human like the rest of us.

[@lindadavis5668]

Where did you get this information. It is not true.

[@c.Ichthys]

We are all fully human.

[@robertopettyo]

@@c.Ichthys Ha ha.

[@c.Ichthys]

@@robertopettyo well, maybe you're not fully human lol

[@yourmomma2995]

before wokeness they were considered 1/3 human.

[@marcinhamiguez9697]

DOCUMENTÁRIO SUPER INTERESSANTE !

[@francoisebianchi7282]

Passionnant. Je crois savoir que récemment les datations de certaines représentations pariétales ont établi que certains signes, traits, rectangles...etc, renvoyaient à l'époque neandertalienne, et étaient antérieurs aux dessins d'animaux connus par ailleurs.

[@robertbenning6982]

He is doing well as a senator of Pennsylvania

[@SharpTac]

😂😂😂

[@MariaPereira-qc4px]

Great documentary very educational. Thank you for posting. I love Neanderthals...

[@mariahelenafigueiredo6493]

I'm halfway through the video and I think it's incredible that they don't mention that Neanderthal Man disappeared in the territory that is currently Portugal 🇵🇹, the western most point in Europe! They were constantly pursued by Homo Sapiens to a place from which they could no longer escape: ahead, Neanderthal Man only had the sea! Without any possibility of escaping, it was here that Sapiens decimated them, ending the species!

[@arboristamarcosqueiroz6057]

Uma coisa certa é que o homem deu fim em todos.😅

[@marcvinit3938]

I also think that homo-sapiens decimated the Neanderthals. maybe because they were fucking our wives? They liked bad boys (that hasn't changed too much!), and it must be admitted that they had the looks for the job!

[@LuciThomasHardylover-qx6ts]

You can still see some in Bridgwater, Somerset 😂

[@wednesdayschild3627]

I think I have neanderthal dna. I would like to find out.

[@harrietharlow9929]

@dayschild3627 You can. Google "Neanderthal DNA test" There are at least two companies which test for Neanderthal DNA. I know that 23 and me as well as Living DNA test for Neanderthal DNA and others may as well. I hope that this helps.

[@janetd5317]

Very interesting. Thank you..

[@kandicejohnson73]

They disappeared because the WEF crazies insisted the mammoths were farting too much causing a climate crisis and we're forced to eat bugs.

[@felixfabre6949]

I'm aware that there is so much cruelty in the world. Lack of apathy and respect. But, the hope provided Bible under the proper tutalidge. It gives me hope.

[@oakstrong1]

No, I don't believe their tools and technology, their knowledge of plants and hunting were lost: humans shared the same areas so it would be more than natural for them to learn survival skills and technology from the Neanderthals that was beneficial, perhaps even superior. Perhaps some tribes even learned/copied some aspects of cultural and religious practices, just like humans do today.

[@Christophe-pl5xu]

After Neandeethal had to scare the sapiens. it is a force of nature. Imagine he could jump from the 3rd floor of a house and it was a normal jump. He hunted with stakes that he drove into the animal and kept the stake in his hands fixed to the ground. Our sapiens ancestors were also stronger than us and faster but not able to face the animal like that. They hunted with more vices, for endurance. sapiens is one of the most enduring species on the planet.

[@arturozons151]

Siempre hemos sido familia... pero muchos no lo entienden❤

[@jm-7953]

Los esquimales tradicionalmente vivían en grupos menos numerosos que los neandertales. No se debe generalizar.

[@FortinoSolis]

Son nuestros antecesores no hay que dudarlo,inventaron el fuego,sin ello no ezistiriamos

[@TMIDiva]

"Who had sex with whom 30,000 years ago doesn't interest me" Dude, I'm looking at you and thinking "Yes, your ARE freakin' interested".

[@mariosantiagolima5983]

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[@CindySutter]

very inforformative info, thankyou.

[@raphinyo]

¿Hay total seguridad de que las pinturas rupestres, como las de Altamira, sean obra de Homo sapiens?

[@nickinurse6433]

What happened between humans and Neanderthals is exactly what is happening with polar bears today. The polar bears will soon be extinct but their genes will carry on in the grizzly bears. As the polar bears habitat is disappearing they are coming south and mating with grizzlies. A pure polar bear could not live in these regions but the half breeds can.

[@jm-7953]

Los neandertales son también humanos. A veces en el video en humanos los excluyen y a veces los incluyen.

[@carlosbah4623]

15:06 mal ejemplo. Los neandertales no podían lanzar bien objetos, por la forma de sus homoplatos y hombros. Eran eso si, mucho mas fuertes.

[@熊澤典子-h2v]

awesome.😊

[@jezero7214]

Maybe it's our sense of humor. Laughter is the best medicine!

[@magnetique12]

C'est apparemment un document d'origine anglais, traduit en français par IA et par YT (titre, description) et d'autre langues. Un V P N m'a permis de retrouver cette vidéo en anglais, et ce sont des vais voix de narrateurs, pas des IA. Il aurait été bien de prévenir.

[@Harry-Hartmann]

Ein sehr interessante Doku 👍🏻

[@rociocasas1256]

Me llama mucho la atención está duper interesante la información

[@gillmahoney4742]

I hate mouse and rat abuse which takes place all the time as if they are not animals who feel small is dangerous

[@nitukka2b]

Wonderful! Keep up the good work and let us know new results, please. I'm interested.

[@MazthorilMusic]

Chez certain il en reste plus que d'autres ça c'est sûr !

[@JoseBispo-b3z]

​@francaispuresouche121eu vejo.que de 4:26 sta forma somos parente de tod

[@jakefield]

대머리, 당뇨, 비만 인자? Bald hair, diabetes, fat dna ?

[@mirifiquelangoustine]

🎶. On à tous en nous 🎶 quelque chose de Néandertal ...

[@kgs2280]

Well done documentary!

[@blaszizzz]

This is absolutely fascinating! I'd love to learn more about other human species. It makes me wonder how much DNA if any do we have as modern humans.

[@gillmahoney4742]

My husband is a neanderthol I think the facial bones stature etcm we have often joked even he thinks he might be. Hr has long grey hair and beard to cap it

[@Adonis-z7g]

😂😂😂

[@johng4093]

Confirming they can mate with humans. 😂.

[@authorcharlieboring]

If you enjoy historical fiction, you will love these adventures into prehistoric times, forty thousand years ago, when the last Neanderthals struggled for survival. Try it in the audio format.

[@AriBenDavid]

My DNA tests reveal I am in the 90th to 95th percentile of Neandertal DNA. I used to think "I miss those guys." Now I know why: there's a little bit of them in me.

[@dieglhix]

Intrigued and respectfully want to ask, do you have "prominent brow bones"?

[@anthonycliftonjones2564]

You mean 10 to 5% rather than 90%+ which would make you a modern neanderthal hiding in plain sight?

[@LilianeLAFORET]

J'espère qu'il y a eu métissage ainsi on aurait la chance d'avoir gardé des traces de tous nos ancêtres ❤❤❤

[@GimmieCookie]

Yup, the Neanderthal lives on in us. That’s why we are omnivorous

[@Christophe-pl5xu]

Monkey are omnivore.

[@c.Ichthys]

Cetain groups also have percentage of Denisovan DNA. The highest percentage are from East Asians, Native Americans, Melanesians.

[@matthewhudson615]

But I heard Neanderthal did create art/cave painting

[@Adonis-z7g]

Quite

[@Grey_Ocean2023]

This documentary, while very well-done, is clearly a bit dated. I'd guess it was made circa 2009 or so-also no mention of Denisovans (which were revealed to be a separate species in 2010).

[@loulabelleparsnips4127]

I can't help wondering what the environment of earth would be like if modern humans had never lived. It sounds like the Neanderthals could have gone on forever without despoiling the planet. Well, we can't turn back time now, can we?