How catching birds bare-handed may hint at Neandertals’ hunting tactics
Using tools Neandertals might have had, researchers test the ancient hominids’ hunting abilities
A red-billed chough (Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax) is an elusive species to hunt during the day. But its nighttime roosting habits could have made it easy prey for Neandertals to catch with their bare hands, a new study suggests.
Guillermo Blanco