Homo Sapiens: Cómo Sobrevivimos A Las Otras Especies Humanas | Documental Prehistórico

Amen. About 90,000 years ago, inside a cave in the Altai Mountains of Siberia, a girl at least 13 years old took her last breath. All that survived of her was a long bone fragment lost among more than 2,000 unrecognizable pieces, until a genetic analysis revealed something that forced us to rewrite what we thought we knew about our past.

That girl had a Neanderthal mother and a Denisovan father. Two distinct human forms, separated for hundreds of thousands of years, had met. They had lived together long enough to start a family and have a daughter. And her story was not an absolute rarity. It was a window into a world almost no one

taught us about. For most of our species 'journey, we were not alone. Just 60,000 years ago, at least five distinct human lineages walked the planet. Us, the Neanderthals, the Denisovans, and two forms of small island humans, one in Indonesia and another in the Philippines. Today, only one remains on the entire planet. This

is the documentary about Homo sapiens, and how we outlived the other human species. Were we smarter than them? Did we displace them? Did we absorb them? Or were we simply lucky? The answer is not written only in the fossils. It is written inside your own body, in fragments of DNA that shouldn't be

there. And as we will see, scientists still debate almost every detail. Time traveler, if you enjoy these trips through prehistory, please leave a like . And subscribe so you don't miss the next chapters of human evolution. Now, the journey begins. To understand this story, we must first abandon an image that has been etched in our minds for

over a century: the ape gradually straightening up in a line until it becomes us, like the rungs of a ladder. Human evolution was not a ladder. It looks much more like a huge bush, with branches that grew at the same time, crossed each other, separated, and one by one, stopped growing. The first