Could the 'Hobbit' Human Species Still Exist? New Theory Revives Debate over Homo Floresiensis
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Homo Floresiensis or the ancient Flores hobbit has long been thought to have had surprisingly complex behavior, beyond the size of its small brain.
Could the 'Hobbit' human species still exist? New theory revives debate over Homo floresiensis
A strange theory suggests a human-like species, Homo floresiensis, may still inhabit Flores Island caves. These small-bodied hominins, known as Hobbits, were discovered in 2004 and puzzled scientists. Fossils indicate they lived recently, sharing the planet with early modern humans. While local knowledge hints at survival, scientists require physical evidence for confirmation. Most experts remain skeptical due to a lack of verifiable proof for l…
Hobbits may have relied on dragons to hunt their prey
Our distant relatives, Homo floresiensis, nicknamed “hobbits,” have been credited with two advanced skills: hunting small elephant relatives and controlling fire – both generally associated with large-brained hominins, such as Neanderthals and modern humans.Continue ReadingCategory: Archaeology, Science, Refractor: Science & HealthTags: hobbit, Fossils, Human, Diet, Hunting, Fire
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