New Discoveries Challenge Old Views on Neanderthal Adaptability

Findings from a rare Pyrenees site reveal Neanderthals' sophisticated hunting strategies and environmental resilience.

Artifacts from Abric Pizarro show Neanderthals hunted both large and small animals.
The site provides evidence of Neanderthals' ability to adapt to harsh climatic conditions.
Research indicates Neanderthals used a variety of stone tools to exploit local resources.
The findings contribute to understanding Neanderthal life before the arrival of modern humans.
The study offers new insights into the reasons behind Neanderthal extinction.