It's a mystery

This is false. First of all call us Humans, not homo sapiens. Neanderthals aint human. Second of all, Humans did not kill Neanderthals. Neanderthals went to war with Humans for several years, eventually they got outcompeted and by Humans and that combined with inbreeding,climate change and diseases killed of Neamderthals.

What you're saying is false. Literally every. single. thing.

At least I have evidence, unlike you. Neanderthals where inbreeding due to their numbers lowering before their downfall.

No, you don't. You cite video games and Fantasy novels.

Inbred populations of Neanderthals towards the end were due to isolated pockets left after most of the rest were killed by sapiens.

I dont cite video games or Fantasy novels, I just mark similarities between Neanderthals and orcs.

And no, Neanderthals started to inbreed after their numbers lowered due to failed coomoetiton and warfare with humans. And not every Neander was killed by Humans. Some died from diseases, others wher ekilled by ither Neanderthals from enemy clans, others may have been poisoned and others nay have died from injuries from hunting. And for the last time call us Humans not sapiens.

Neanderthals persisted for 400,000 years - that includes relatively balmy interglacials between some of the most hostile coldest conditions ever endured by humans. The timing - as with everything else that disappeared after the arrival of sapiens - isn't coincidental. The Ice Age didn't end 500 years ago when the moas went extinct in New Zealand, mkay?

Its not coincidental, it has to to with the extinction of Mammoths. Like African and Asian elephants, Mammoths where important to their ecosystems. But after their extinction, the ecosystems perished and so did the megafauna that relied on them. If anything the dissapearance of the megafauna and several other animals combined with failed competition with humans alongside wars, disease, inbreeding and losing genetic diversoty would cause the demise of Neanderthals.

Bruh it is coincidental. The end of the ice age caused several changes that caused several species to die.

You don't have to reply the same reply twice.
I have to keep blocking you so you won't cram my notifs.

You take millenia to respond and most of your responses poorly made.

Have you looked out your window lately? The entire planet is getting exterminated by your mellow Hippie Homo sapiens.

Skeletal evidence from Kazakhstan show that bodies and craniums of human - throughly MODERN humans - have been getting smaller and weaker over the last 8000 years, a quickening of the trajectory human physiques have been undergoing since they branched off from other apes.

Sapiens aren't so much contrastingly gracile as they are atrophying weaklings due to tool use, agriculture, and increasingly larger societies providing for all their needs. Cro Magnums may not have been as stout and barrel chested as Neanderthals, but they were significantly better built than humans today.

Bonobos are gracile, Chimps are more robust, Bili apes more robust still. Humans are de-evolving into spindly gelationous couch potatoes.

Orcs. are. not. real.

Neanderthals where like orcs though

no

Yes

My responses are based in fact and logic,
You lob a politically oriented mish mash of a slight lattice of science wrapped thickly in Fantasy characters and video game fandom.

No they are not. You think that a masculine species is going to attract MALE humans isbstea of female humans. You also deny male neanders coercing female humans too.

And what are yout alking about in the second paragraph?? I si.ply said that Neanderthals where violent and barbaric like Wacraft orcs.

Robust specis tend to be more aggresive than gracile species. Humans are a gracile species while Neanderthals are a robust species. That means that Neanderthals where more aggresive than humans and that the Neanderthal genome causes humans to be more aggresive.

How is it false exactly???

https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20201102-did-neanderthals-go-to-war-with-our-ancestors

Neanderthals went extinct due to climate change, diseases, inbreeding and failed competition with humans. It was not a wipe out but a long-time war that Neanderthals eventually lost.

They were a species of humans,in the same genus,so technically they are human.

Nope. Humans are a species. Also being in the same genus does not mean they are the same
Lions and Tigers are in the same genus but they are different species. So no they are not humans and will never be.