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Neanderthals dined on shellfish much earlier than humans
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Neanderthals dined on shellfish much earlier than humans

So, it turns out Neanderthals were savvy shellfish harvesters long before modern humans! Researchers found evidence in Spain showing these ancient folks enjoyed mollusks as far back as 115,000 years ago. They cleverly timed their harvests between November and April, taking advantage of the tastiest and safest shellfish. This discovery challenges the old belief that Neanderthals couldn't adapt to coastal life, revealing they had a sophisticated diet that might have influenced our own love for seafood.
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