Why did Homo erectus become extinct?

Answer 1

The P. Boisei died due to the food supply it digested was taken out due to climate change. They couldn't adapt to this change and died out. Oh, sorry but these animals were herbivores and manly ate reeds.

Answer 2

The exact reason for the extinction of Homo erectus is still debated among scientists. Some factors that may have contributed include climate change, competition with other hominin species, and inability to adapt to changing environments. Additionally, evidence suggests that they may have been more vulnerable to environmental fluctuations compared to other hominin species.

Answer 3

Homo erectus became extinct because they lacked physical and mental strength needed to evolve and had to evolve into a more sophisticated breed of humans.