https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2doP_3juV2Y&t=4s
This guy's latest video is about Neanderthals. He's done some pretty good stuff on Australopithacines, Homo Erectus and so on. This "North O2" guy also does some pretty good videos on the paleontology of other animals in general - Dinosaurs and such. I find some of them pretty good. I haven't watched all those. I kind of focus on the Humans videos.
- I always hate the "did Homo Sapiens mate with Neanderthals?" To me the big question is more how did Homo Erectus evolve into Neanderthals on the one hand and Homo Sapiens on the other? But, this video shows a lot of great things about Neanderhals.
I like the keeping sea shells alive in the caves by bringing in algae water, and, well, I think I'll not spoil some remarkable new ideas about them here. I remember telling him about some new findings about Neanderthals. And, he clearly has included these in here.
