Homo Floresiensis: Why No Hobbits Still Live on Flores Island
An expert who specializes in the small human species H. floresiensis says there is no good evidence descendants of this extinct line of humans could still be living.
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An expert who specializes in the small human species H. floresiensis says there is no good evidence descendants of this extinct line of humans could still be living.
Let's go back to Indonesia to find out
Forth has concluded that a latter-day Homo floresiensis or another hominin, appears to be the best explanation for the Lio ape-man, and says he has faced flak for it
A hobbit-like human species has survived for hundreds of thousands of years in the forests of a remote island—and is still surviving. That's the stunning theory of a...
The Homo floresiensis species, dubbed 'the Hobbit,' was discovered in 2004 on the island of Flores, where they could still be.