[Tell It Right]

Since Neanderthals weren’t animals, it’s not surprising that it wasn’t mentioned.
Biologically speaking, Neanderthals were humans.

I thought that, "biologically speaking" even homo sapiens (modern human beings) are animals. So it stands to reason to refer to neanderthals as animals too, however close one may think they were to homo sapiens. Yet they were different enough from homo sapiens IMHO for interbreeding with them to be remarkable, as in remarkably weird.

[SunkenCiv]

So what’s your problem with the human mating with other animals?

How about you keep your troll behavior out of this topic?