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.
Truth is often stranger than fiction, and some people will never accept the truth no matter how much evidence you show them. In this article, I am going to discuss two brand new discoveries that are radically shaking up how scientists view human history. Many of the experts are having a really tough time explaining these new discoveries, because they seem to directly contradict long established narratives that have been taught as “truth” to young students for decades. Unfortunately, we live at a time when narratives have become more important than facts, and scientific authorities h...
(Inside Science) -- A fossilized skull from China may belong to a new human lineage, new research suggests. Nicknamed "Dragon Man," this newly identified group may have had the largest skulls of any known extinct human lineage, and it may belong to a mysterious branch of humanity found across Asia and currently known only from teeth, bone scraps and DNA.