New Extinct Human Species Discovered In Europe?!

Is it possible that a previously unknown human species or subspecies roamed in Europe without us realizing until now? In this video I am going to tell you all about the latest discovery from Spain, where researchers have discovered the oldest known evidence of a human species in Western Europe.

Music: Adrian von Ziegler

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[troys]

I'm getting a sense that "curiosity for strange" contributed greatly to our evolutionary path.

[colinkeizer]

Thanks again, Kayleigh, for the quick and cogent reporting on current discoveries.

[FrancisFjordCupola]

Not only is such a discovery amazing in and of itself, it also brings the inspiring question: what more is there to be found?

[EJBert]

Another human species? This family tree keeps getting bushier and bushier!

[ladyflimflam]

I read a writeup of this in New Scientist yesterday. My recollection is that the team pointed out that there are so few H. Erectus skulls extant that they don’t know the amount of morphological variation in the species so this could very well be garden variety H. Erectus rather than a subspecies or different species altogether.

[jerryhurley]

Definitely like learning about these new things. I often say I wish her episodes were longer, but I know I couldn't retain enough from an hour long episode on subjects like this. But hopefully when more is known, more will be shared in your easy to understand format!

[ianfitzpatrick]

I’m always so excited hearing of new discoveries. I wish my grandparents stuck around longer, my grandfather had old Nat Geos talking about Dr. Leeky’s work.

[mohammed-jamal]

new human species & new history with kayleigh episode.. it's been a good day!

[YYYyysunset]

I came across your video and found you explaining ancient history and the origin of languages. This is a very interesting topic to me! As usual, it's a great video! Keep it up!

[billcotton]

I heard this mentioned on the news, but I was waiting for your take on it, Kayleigh. Knew you would get the info on it. Fascinating as usual.

[davidcreager]

Curiosity is the driving force of humanity. This is a wonderful find ! I hope their will be more finds in the future .

[gnomo.mágico]

Hi! Your video reached me in Brazil.

Your channel's music is inspiring. Excellent choice.

Your Spanish pronunciation is good. I understood using my Portuguese and it worked.
I think I could speak Dutch if I needed. 😬 Maybe.

Your videos are well done. You real the papers.

You are doing very well.

And the sponsors are really important.

[Alberthowardrightup]

A lot better video without the constant long ads. Hope the sponsorship works out better financially for you.

[Ezullof]

I wasn't ready for the speech at the end. So sorry for your cousin's sister.

[czarina]

The depth of the layers fascinate me. Thanks K. ❤

[annepoitrineau]

Thank you Kayleigh. We are now waiting for more with bated breath. :)

[rogervandusen]

Imagine how difficult travel must have been in the paleolithic. No watercraft, wheels, or beasts of burden. By the time Spain was reached many generations would have passed since their initial foray.

[joelb]

Thanks for sharing the story of your tattoo. Very personal and heartwarming.

[joejanota]

Just came across your channel. It's nice finding actual informative videos that value substance. Instant sub.

[damienconnor]

I really like your accompanying music Kayleigh.