네안데르탈인이 영하 30도의 빙하기에서 살아남은 방법
A shocking hypothesis has been put forth that has rocked the anthropological world. Facing extinction, Neanderthals opted for bear-like "hibernation." Why did the thousands of bones discovered in the Sima de los Huesos caves in Spain bear traces of bizarre growth patterns? A "super-hibernation survival mode" seemingly impossible for the human body. At the Museum of Earth, we delve into the secrets of Neanderthal bones, traced by modern science, and the traces of hibernation still flowing in our DNA.
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What would have happened if Neanderthals hadn't gone extinct by now?
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Why Scientists Say Earth Should Already Be in an Ice Age | See Science EP.146
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Homo erectus, the first human to cross the ocean 1.9 million years ago
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The Hundred Years' War was child's play... The longest war in human history that lasted 100,000 y...
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The mystery of Neanderthal extinction that anthropologists still can't solve (War with Sapiens?)
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빙하기의 혹독한 겨울, 고대 인류는 어떻게 살아남았을까?
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왜 수천 종의 알 중에서 닭알만 선택받았을까?
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How did our ancestors survive the Ice Age on the Korean Peninsula 20,000 years ago?
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고대인은 혹독한 겨울을 난방 없이 어떻게 버텼을까
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When Wolves Bowed to Humanity
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인간은 왜 죽은 자를 묻기 시작했을까?
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For 30 Million Years, Dinosaurs Were Losing
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월드컵이 끝나자... 돌연 파격 발표 해버린 홀란드의 근황
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The identity of the Denisovans, the monster DNA absorbed by Homo sapiens.
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The absurd thing that happened when humanity first rode horses 5,000 years ago
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The Aquatic Ape Hypothesis: Did Humans Really Evolve in Water?
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Winter Survival in Medieval Europe | An Era Without Heating, Winter Was Death
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How did Paleolithic humans survive the Ice Age at minus 30 degrees? The lives of Paleolithic huma...
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How Did Ancient Humans Sleep Without Beds?
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