Published: 18 Apr 2018 › Updated: 18 Apr 2018
What if the Neanderthals had not gone extinct?
Neanderthals could have persevered in pockets in Europe even until the point that cutting edge times, and it's conceivable they would have the ability to think, talk and act much like us. Be that as it may, specialists believe it's much more probable they would have been absorbed, interbreeding with people to make a cross breed animal varieties.
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