Comments by "M S" (@MS-ii1sv) on "ExtinctZoo " channel.

  1. They are in Ontario too and likely further east.
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  2. All modern Europeans evolved from Luis Guzmán.
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  3.  @CoreyandCrew Impossible. The three body problem is currently unsolvable so how could simulate something this complex?
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  4. The Chinese would be good to study.
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  5. ​ @vercot7000 So how come the polar bear and grizzly bear are two different species let alone subspecies yet they live on the same continent and interbreed? How about the bonobo and chimpanzee that live in even closer proximity? Meanwhile you have for example Europeans and Aboriginies living clear across the planet and never meeting until about 250 years ago but they aren't even classified as subspecies? The definition has to be uniform or these scientists are putting humans outside of biology in a similar fashion to the Bible.
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  6. Back when men were giants.
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  7. I wonder if Homo Erectus went to Uranus.
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  8. ​ @canchero724 Can someone explain this monke thing I keep seeing?
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  9. There was also the Heck cattle made by the Germans back in the good old days. I'm not sure if they were reverse engineered to be like the aurochs or what the deal was.
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  10.  @Neuhofen5  I did a bit of research and I think the ones in Poland are the Heck cattle. That is where they were put in the 1930s anyways. So they have Bison in europe? Didn't know that.
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  11. ​ @fairybeliever4479 East Asians are on average shorter than others and there are maybe two billion of them so it's going to skew the average quite a bit. Also the only meaningful comparison would be with their closest relatives which are modern Europeans.
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  12. ​ @atypical1000 No animal can outrun a human over long distances? I think this is just one of those things people say without thinking about it. A pronghorn can run about 55 miles an hour and they can keep that up for a good while. The fastest marathon (26 miles) ever was done in just under 2 hours. You find me a human who can keep it within his sight long enough to run it down. What about the red kangaroo that just hops and has the most efficient locomotion of any land animal. You think someone can run it down? Even a horse or a camel. You are not gonna catch them. No way no how. Tom Longboat beat a horse in some race one time. Was this horse trained for that distance and would a horse be carrying a 130 pound jockey in the wild? Only way I can see it happening is with humans spreading out and taking turns or waiting in ambush.
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  13. ​ @Ryan-eu3kp If they weren't alive today (with all of the politics of today) and someone found a skull they would be classified as an archaic hominid.
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  14. ​ @vercot7000 Why would strong morphological similarities with Europeans not imply relation to Europeans? I don't care what letters these guys have after their name. That's just stupid to assume that there's no relation. Is it more likely that they just coincidentally looked like Europeans? Why is it so hard to believe that Europeans could make it to the Americas? Lots of other people far less capable managed it.
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  15. He ate Peking Duck.
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