Neanderthals died out because they found Homo sapiens more attractive than their own

[macbookpro_2015]

Goes to show that evolution is mainly aesthetic and sexual in nature

 

[6’7whitechad]

This theory sounds plausible

 

[GuyFromSingapore]

We don't know why Neanderthals died out. But Homo Sapiens were more equipped in competing for resources and food than them and slowly drove them away/replaced them through birth rates.

Humans started from Africa where they had longer experience hunting, so they might have developed the genetic predisposition to hunting more effectively through group coordination and other tactics.

 

[macbookpro_2015]

We don't know why Neanderthals died out. But Homo Sapiens were more equipped in competing for resources and food than them and slowly drove them away/replaced them through birth rates.

Humans started from Africa where they had longer experience hunting, so they might have developed the genetic predisposition to hunting more effectively through group coordination and other tactics.

Neanderthals should’ve been hunting for longer but yeah humans outdid them with more refined intrinsic skills for hunting strategy and toolmaking. Also Neanderthals lacked social instinct compared to humans. But what I said in my post is probably still a big part of their extinction.