Neanderthals Ate Elephants, Bears in Modern Germany

Scientists have reconstructed the diet of Neanderthals by analyzing remains found in a prehistoric battlefield in modern-day Lower Saxony, Germany. The analysis revealed that Neanderthals hunted elephants, bears, and beavers. This discovery provides new insights into the hunting strategies of our distant relatives.

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