They were hunter/gatherers. They hunted large animals, such as horse, bison, mammoth, etc.
Neanderthals were -much- stronger than modern humans. They, just like all other primates, had just as much upper body strength as they did lower body strength. We sacrificed our upper body strength in order to require less food. This is what helped us survive over neanderthals.
A tribe or group
Neanderthals.
Blood types have no bearing on what types of food a person can eat.
they eat fish and peas
They hunted large animals, such as bison, horse, mammoth, etc.
meat
Eat, sleep, draw pictures, use tools, bury our dead, wear clothes, cook food, etc... There is even evidence that Neanderthals had some form of religion. they did
Yes.
Yes.
they hunted the animals.
Neanderthals are an extinct human species, so it is not possible to determine what they disliked specifically. However, based on research, they likely faced challenges such as climate changes, competition from other human species, and limited resources, similar to other prehistoric populations.
they ate food supplied mostly by neanderthals and kept insulated in caves of neanderthals!
they ate food supplied mostly by neanderthals and kept insulated in caves of neanderthals!
The Neanderthals primarily ate Bison and Deer, but sometimes ate plants.
Neanderthals were hunter gathers so utilised a wide source of food. Depending on the season would depend on their main diet at the time.
There are several theories as to why Homo sapiens outlasted Neanderthals, including better adaptability to new environments, more sophisticated tools and technology, and possibly greater social cooperation and communication skills. Homo sapiens also had a higher level of genetic diversity compared to Neanderthals, which may have contributed to their ability to survive and thrive in different environments.