Proof that Neanderthals ate crabs is another 'nail in the coffin' for primitive cave dweller stereotypes

Phys dot org ^ | February 7, 2023 | Frontiers

[NorthMountain]

The claws do require a bit of extra work. I prefer a nutcracker for the job, personally.

[sumuam]

So I tried to apologize but you are a nasty piece of work evidently.

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No you are! Making sarcastic remarks about “unless I interviewed Neanderthals”, and next time, “quote the article” when I gave another theory from many anthropologists. You have no self-awareness of what a pompous as you are nitpicking at me. I bet you have over 100 names on this site to constantly ridicule and attack, because your tone is familiar.. Have the last word. You are a psycho!

[sumuam]

You’re a bully!!

[rlmorel]

I prefer nutcrackers too, but they didn’t hand them out to everyone, IIRC.

I am pretty adept, though in my enthusiasm, have cut myself a few times over the years.

[PIF]

Add as your posting history provides you are a dyed in the wool Pootie supporter

[9YearLurker]

Find some ossified truffles in a cave and their reputation will really be elevated!

[sumuam]

Add as your posting history provides you are a dyed in the wool Pootie supporter

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I knew it. If that’s your beef you should have said so in the first place. And you like sniffing Biden’s sharts. Bye.....

[SunkenCiv]

There’s an old anti-Neandertal bias, seems to have started with Virchow. Also, since Neandertal roots aren’t specifically in Africa...

[T. Rustin Noone]

but early recipes for Joe’s Stone Crab dipping sauce were abundant. ))))

[T. Rustin Noone]

Nope..

It was the oyster that defined the hungriest Neanderthal ever.

[centurion316]

Rabbits and Deer run faster than crabs. Crabs run faster than Oysters and Seaweed. I’m guessing that Crabs, Oysters and Seaweed were frequently on the menu until you got into the Great Basin including White Sands.

[SunkenCiv]

No, they didn’t. They are the ancestors of most living people, as a matter of fact. Stop talking out of your ass.

[wildbill]

I’m betting that their introductory fine dining also included escargo a la cargolades. (For those not in the know, cargolades is a snail dish from Southern France that is snails grilled in their shells.)

[wildbill]

Nah, it was a really hungry Neanderthal that ate the first oyster. It was a develoment of those Neanderthals who were among the first sexual perverts.