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  @coventrypunx10146 сағат бұрын

  Which may explain why the European Governments 0:56 never announced that Black Africans were more prone to catching Covid . But chose to lock everyone down .

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  @johnirby88478 сағат бұрын

  Sometimes, I go back and watch the episodes about modern human coexistence with Neanderthals. I think, what is the most dangerous thing a Neanderthal would've encountered? The answer is becoming clearer and clearer. Modern humans.

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  @user-cr2lh3ry2v8 сағат бұрын

  👍

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  @Kennephone10 сағат бұрын

  The end of the Younger Dryas is also, in my opinion, what caused worldwide flood myths to spring up, cause it ended pretty rapidly, which would have melted all of the new glaciers that formed, causing the sea level to rise dozens of meters within a generation.

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  @MichaelKusugak11 сағат бұрын

  You are an interesting person, Kayleigh. I am a 76 year old Inuk (Eskimo) living in Manitoba. But I grew up way up north in a little place we call Naujaat, at the very north end of Hudson Bay, right on the arctic circle in Canada. When I was seven, my father got a Christmas present. It was a very wild dog. I am sure it was almost all wolf. It was so wild and fierce we could not even approach it. My dad tied it to a post and, for the longest time, we could only feed it by pretty much throwing food at it. It ran away and friends would come and visit and tell us they had seen our dog out there in the wildernest. They said it was living with wolves and it obviously had puppies. It came back after a time. I think it was because it was hungry. It took us a long time to catch it but, when we finally tamed it, it became the best lead dog we had ever had. Thank you for your interesting stories.

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  @djsarg745112 сағат бұрын

  Neanderthals are bi-pedal primate animals. Neanderthals are too different from Humans. Neanderthals lived at the same time as Humans. Neanderthals had no tear ducts, very large sinuses, large barrel shaped chest, short arms, heavy bones, different braincase, different ear bones, and more. Neanderthals technology did not change over there whole time span. There is no “missing link” to humans from bipedal primates. The large brain evolution hypothesis has been falsified after the discovery of early hominin with larger brains than later hominin fossils.

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  @richardcarelli749713 сағат бұрын

  Please shut-off the white noise. Have a little consideration for us old guys with tinnitus.

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  @marygilbertson946913 сағат бұрын

  Google Waldensians and the Voynich Manuscript

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  @Kennephone14 сағат бұрын

  My hypothesis as to why they went extinct is that they just couldn't cope with all the other competition, so over time they moved until they reached Indonesia, and there a group went to Flores and got stuck so they became Florensisis, and the ones that were left kept dwindling in numbers until there wasn't enough diversity to keep the species around, and eventually they became infertile from inbreeding.

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  @melanieevans840215 сағат бұрын

  In 80 or so Years domesticated fox are a thing . How long would it take to go from a Wolf to a chuwawa ? Asking for a freand ?

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  @albertocorrea700216 сағат бұрын

  New scientific methods will help to determine how is their genome is manifesting in us

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  @annepoitrineau565016 сағат бұрын

  The people "researching" this lost city. One word: incompetent. I cannot call them amateurs, as amateurs comes from the Latin "amare"=to love, and when you love, you are careful. Hancock knows nothing, he has an agenda. He may be right, but so far, there is no evidence, and I find his theories very offensive for human beings.

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  @corymoore229216 сағат бұрын

  This comment has no value to the reader.

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  @NutSac7818 сағат бұрын

  I really hope they are real 😳😳😳

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  @teyanuputorti792718 сағат бұрын

  amazing

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  @christinet63818 сағат бұрын

  Your top is cute.

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  @rsguastalla537019 сағат бұрын

  Kailey deja de decir mentiras. Desconoces algo que ocurrió ante y fue la que firmó todo LA LUNA Cuando se aproxima la tierra elevó al cielo millones y millones de toneladas de piedra y Roca que después cuando se fue alejando el gatito hará en la tierra y se fueron los estanques el ojo del Sahara etc. ustedes no saben nada y se ponen a decir barbaridades dejen de mentir llámenme y les explico qué es lo que realmente ha sucedido y no imaginarse que los Stonehenge son hechos por el hombre ningún humano hizo esto dejen de decir mentiras por favor se los pido yo soy un ingeniero Argentina del Chaco de la une universidad nacional del nordeste

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  @joanfregapane868320 сағат бұрын

  Another fascinating episode, Kayleigh! Thank you!

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  @coddiwomplecolster732921 сағат бұрын

  I love this content. The extensive use of mummies in paintings is new to me, but not necessarily surprising. ✌️❤️🇬🇧

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  @user-rc4vo1th9j22 сағат бұрын

  Actually everyone is a cannibal. Skin flakes off of everyone and gets on your food and you eat it. Then you're a cannibal. Just don't eat the large chunks.

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  @DennisEmmett-yb3vz23 сағат бұрын

  Hey have you heard about the city in Tennessee an ancient city that they really was the people that live there from Egypt

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  @randallbruursema7553Күн бұрын

  they had no medicines they had to invent something ,, anything we are a strange people,, animals do not do this,, you were the information source think you,, get better!!!

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  @ministerforprofitministerf1671Күн бұрын

  In the very beginning, timestamp two minutes, she said that homo sapien skintone had tanning ability and was dark. The word was is past tense, wonder who she is referring to because the rest of the world when I look out and see it still have dark skin to this day, I am a black man in America so right there who is she referring to?

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  @valeriaornano9883Күн бұрын

  I knew about this unfortunately :( I learnt from the book Royal Mummies by Francis Janot that they also used mummies to fuel the trains instead of coal or wood. Basically they burned corpses for transportation. :(

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  @SuperJuggernaut87Күн бұрын

  Why does the World Econimic Forum own Gobekli Tepe ?

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  @blobrana8515Күн бұрын

  Good video

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  @tiheknjigeema950Күн бұрын

  My advice is to visit Visoko and then make a video. The facts you presented are not correct.

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  @DragonflyGlitterКүн бұрын

  I have known a few archery and firearm instructors who have told me that women are more consistent in hitting their targets, that generally women seem to have better hand eye coordination than men when it comes to projectile weapons.

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  @Andy_BabbКүн бұрын

  I can’t freaking wait for the Neanderthal documentary!!!

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  @haileybalmer9722Күн бұрын

  I don't blame you for taking a while on the Neanderthal documentary. There's so much information, and more information comes out about them all of the time. Like the stuff in this video! It's exciting, isn't it?

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  @jacobsteele7138Күн бұрын

  Good to see you looking so perky after your surgery! Keep up the great shows.

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  @jonassundell9366Күн бұрын

  Hehe. My wife is negra . Wouldnt name that word Cave to to her thou. Hugs

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  @raewrenКүн бұрын

  Diagnostic criteria for DS begins with visual markers that clue the physician to do genetic testing. Mosaic DS tends to be diagnosed later because of the lack of visual attributes associated with the genetic diagnosis.

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  @erinwhattam618Күн бұрын

  P.S. Daughter gifted Dad E, 23&me, interesting my 303 variants of Neanderthal...0😅

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  @erinwhattam618Күн бұрын

  Aloha... Atlantis Sunk, Gathering Universities Gobekli Tepe +, Turkey 🇹🇷 DNA at Stonehenge & yes 5,000 km to Atlantis, works. Ciao-Mahalo Sincerely Erin

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  @XavierBasurto777Күн бұрын

  neanderthal had their mancaves colonized by el ego and bred into big legged snow foot

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  @freemanshackledКүн бұрын

  You're doing another trip? It's hard being an agoraphobe. :( I do have one travel dream though. I wish I could see mount Fujii in Japan.

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  @sstier48Күн бұрын

  Definitely not pyramids if no one has proven they actually are after all these years

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  @ifkekanrunning4768Күн бұрын

  Thanks! I think there are more stuff to be found outside of the coasts of the Baltic Sea, depending on the sea landscape. Very interesting. And I really like your relation to this media and to the audience, it is refreshing to see.

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  @Oneness1618Күн бұрын

  I love these videos as they show the temples as far as the physical element of it, definitely not built by giants, unless those giants were of intellectual or other such abilities, stature wise they were our height, as the height of the lintels makes this clear. Also these temples hold immense powers even to today, it can be felt, lets also talk about that maybe? That they were actually designed to do? To effect the human body, mind and consciousness. Go there yourself and feel it...

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  @edwardmacgregor1233Күн бұрын

  This was fascinating and fun, so no complaints about learning it from you! Also hope you keep improving!

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  @togodamnusКүн бұрын

  -- Not to be cynical but the 6 year old didn't live long... How this data indicates that neandertalensis was especially kind or especially caring...is questionable. The evidence doesn't indicate neandertalensis were cruel or uncarin, artistic, musical etc. It suggests that down syndrome was probably irreconcilable with the environment/habitat. That corny stuff always gets inserted in narratives, as if a moral to the story is required or valuable as information, it's worth pondering for a moment but isn't needed as a thematic. The forensics indicates that 6 year old died very young, causes unknown. 🖖 Great topics! Keep up the great work 🤙

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  @bcsemotorworks2462Күн бұрын

  Every comment nearly identical. Think there's a group out there trying to keep this theory alive? This out of africa theory is quickly dying now that DNA has come into play.

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  @wendyrock4260Күн бұрын

  Apologizing for nam of cave is not needed, or at least it should not be necessary.

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  @kennethwilson8633Күн бұрын

  Interesting..,Keep us informed…Thanks

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  @W4BINКүн бұрын

  A fellow church member had his DNA analyzed and he is 75% neanderthal, a retired dentist. He looks like most depictions, except his hair pattern is the same as Homo sapiens sapiens. His skin color is exactly the same as mine. His hair color is the very same as mine also, white. Ron W4BIN

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  @marzinjedi6437Күн бұрын

  Have you see the remains of the old crippled Neanderthal who died but was carried everywhere because he couldn’t possibly have walked or survived without the entire group helping . I am new .

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  @richardwallace133Күн бұрын

  I love your research based presentations not just opinions

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  @user-ud6ui7zt3rКүн бұрын

  People with Down’s syndrome are sterile (i.e. they can’t reproduce.)