Newly Discovered Human Species Raises Major Doubt About Origin Of Humans!

Scientists have discovered a new human species, and the implications are nothing short of revolutionary. We've long accepted that modern humans are part of the Homo sapiens species, but this revelation is about to challenge everything we thought we knew about our origins and human evolution. What is this remarkable new human species? Why is it sending shockwaves through the scientific community?



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[mochubb]

The Carpathian mountains are in Romania and the last time I checked Romania isn't in Spain 😅

[davidboese]

Dennis the Menace, once asked his mother…If we Evolved from Apes…why are Apes still here? I’ve wondered that too.

[kinglyzard]

Hybridization between closely related species is kind of like horizontal gene transfer.

[Trikvet]

A very interesting find, but who really knows after 100's of thousands or even millions of years how much is yet to be discovered ? Keep digging because certainly there is far more to discover.

[nutier]

Awesome video ! I love it so much . Thank you for sharing it with pleasure . Happy Sunday to you !

[mitchl]

Where are located, , the remote Charpatian mountains of Spain " ?

[elessartelcontar]

This shouldn't be surprising! We've known ever since Homo Neanderthalensis were discovered in 1830 that we did not evolve from them but we were contemporaneous with them until 30, 000 years ago when they died out. We also know that there was some mating between Homo Neanderthalensis and Homo Sapiens that resulted in hybrids.

Enter Homo Denisovan discovered in 2010 from 1 young female Denisovan finger bone found in a very deep recess in a cave in the Altai Mountains in Siberia. Denisovans did not evolve into Homo Sapiens either and they were also contemporaneous with Homo Sapiens too, with DNA evidence suggesting they may have survived in New Guinea and its surrounding islands until 15, 000-30, 000 years ago.

Homo Naledi was discovered in 2013 in the Rising Star Cave system, Gauteng province, South Africa, dating to the Middle Pleistocene 335, 000–236, 000 years ago. Homo Sapiens are believed to have evolved around 300, 000 years ago so we were contemporaneous with Homo Naledi but again, we did not evolve from them.

[johnfisher]

The Carpathian Mountains are not is Spain! This clip isn't credible.

[ericjohnson]

We're told by a Life Carrier that the best place to find the missing link (fossils that approach nearer to transition types between man and the various prehuman groups than any others on earth) in the Siwalik Hills of India. This is from Paper 64, section 3, of The Urantia Book.

[ReeRee-Da-Lovely]

You talked more about the denisovans than the dragom man himself

[neilarmitage]

The Annunaki, the sky people. Advanced civilisations from the planet Nabiru genetically modified the basic humans about 36000 years ago. And the mutations arrived at what we have now.

[Pypnlrug]

A mummy with it's eyes intact, wow!😂

[franksullivan]

Who cares….they’re dead and so are we if we don’t get our act together.

[dennyharrison]

And if Americans came from England, why are there still English!

[annanardo]

It's awful that these ancient tribes relied on animals as a food source. Instead of remaining vegetarians they became meat eaters. This resulted in the extinctions of many species of animals. Apart from the fact that killing and eating animals is unethical. 😱😱😱 Those ancient people were thoughtless and wer

[theofulk]

Uh, I thought it looked like Nancy Pelosi !

[sativagirl]

Stupidity, Fear, and Politics are unnatural.