How many races have lived on our planet?

If I had to guess, I'd say 13.

One race for each sign of the Zodiac (The Real Zodiac)

3 I think...

Reptilians, they are earthlings

Nordics, from the pleides

Greys, no idea where they come from, or if they have lived here but their presence is known

adam and eve

what are you 5?

Bro...you are talking species.

OP is asking about Races.

Haha whoops. In that case, I'd say 3 again.
Mongoloids, negroids and caucasoids.

Only 3 Caucasian, Mongoloid and Negroid.

Better question...

How many races have been genocided into extenction?

I found WATCHERS, NEPHIDIM, GIANTS, NAPHIL, ELJO, and mankind all living together on earth at the same time in "The Book of Jubilees" 7:21-22.

Judging by the context, it's possible that Nephidim and Naphil are the same (any info on that would be appreciated).

That's 4 or 5 races of beings all living on the earth with us, that aren't men.

I tried typing both verses out on my phone, but lost em.
If anybody can copy and paste them, I'd really appreciate it.

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As far as we can prove 4. Caucasian, Negroid, Mongols & Australoid's.

But I am open to suggestion of more. Possibly an original "Master" Human Race among many options I would consider

Aloha Aussie,
All the people you mentioned belong to the human race.

I'm talking about races that aren't human.

I notice nobody named Neanderthals... but that's more like what I mean by, "different races."

In the Poetic Eddas I find a race of gods: Hamthesmol v: 26.

A race of Wanes, which I believe are the Watchers in The Book of Jubilees 7:21, and the sons of God in Genesis. 6:2-4

The Eddas talk about the first war being fought between the gods and the Wanes.
It was fought over, "Whether the gods should tribute give, or to all alike should worship belong."
Voluspo v:23-24
Sound familiar?

There's the "Holy Races." Voluspo v:1

The "Giant's Race:" Vafthruthnismol v:32

"The Race of Niflungs" (Sons of The Mist): according to the footnotes, they're a race of supernaturl beings.
Brot Af Sigurtharkvithu v:32

Notice the similarities between Nephidim, Naphli from Jubilees 7:22, the Niflungs in the Poetic Eddas, and Nephthalim: Ge. 6:4?

There's also a "Race of Dwarfs." Voluspo v:9.

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I think Plasmic's answer is the kind of thing I'm looking for.

I didn't ask for how many species; because that could include fish and insects too.

I would like to try matching extra terrestial and terrestial beings that scriptures and ancient people wrote about, as being introduced into our gene pool... with what is written about them.

"Nordics coming from Pleiades" would be right on topic... Please, what's the source of that belief?

An example of a Reptilian, would be the Serpent in the garden of Eden, right?

Thanx! That's one I didn't think about.

An example of a Reptilian interbreeding with another race is in the Mahabhrata.

Brave Iravat, son of Arjun, who a Naga princess bore!
Book 6:8

NAGA, dweller of the snake world; also a tribe in eastern India.


Winged suparnas, SCALY NAGAS, deva-rishis pure and high. For their music famed...
Book 6 ch. 4

A scaly Reptilian Naga princess had a son with Arjuna.
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In the Poetic Eddas, the leader of the Goths is synonymous with the "brother of the giantess:" her name was Autha.

Next I let / leader of Goths,
Hjalmgunnar the old / go down to hell.
And victory brought / to Autha's brother;
For this was Othin's / anger mighty.
Helreith Brynhildar v:8

That same verse in a Nornageststhattr manuscript says, "brother of the giantess:" where this one says, "leader of Goths."

Alvissmol is a Poetic Edda about a dwarf who wanted to marry a god's daughter.

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The Poetic Edda, Skirnismol aka The Ballad of Skirnir, is a nice little 42 verse poem about a Wane falling in love with a giant.

There were giants in the earth in those days;
and also after that the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men...
Ge. 6:4

The sons of God in The Bible, are called Wanes in the Eddas.
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You might enjoy reading the poem, even if you don't care about this topic.

The Wane who fell in love with a giant's daughter in the Edda, Skirnismol...

Is married to her in the Edda, Hyndluljoth:

Freyr's wife was Gerth, / the daughter of Gymir,
Of the giant's brood...
Hyndluljoth v:32

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