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A new study presents the first evidence of Neanderthals hunting cave lions. Puncture wounds on a 48,000-year-old ribcage could be the earliest direct instance of a large predator kill in human history.

A new archaeological analysis is the first to show that our human ancestors intentionally stalked large beasts of prey, and apex predators, no less.

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15th Oct '23

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