Florida man?
GGG Ping.
Homo Nailed It?
When they find a totally unknown small “species” I think of Nebraska man.
Amazing!
Poor guy seems to have gotten a nasty bump on his head. I doubt they have any evidence for the shape of the nose--they could have had noses more like those of Homo sapiens rather than like those of apes.
This article has a better headline (relative not ancestor). I’d say this species IS classified as human because of it’s inclusion in genus Homo so burying their dead suggests it’s correctly classified.
They found a new humanoid species in San Francisco. I believe they call it homo democratis.
Looks rather contemporary to me.
Looks like another load of bovine excrement. Basically a man with a ape face. No, this is juast another make believe creature from the pretend-science of Darwinian evolution.
. . .The fossils, which have yet to be dated, lay in a chamber about 90 meters (some 100 yards) from the cave entrance, accessible only through a chute so narrow that a special team of very slender individuals was needed to retrieve them. . .
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It sounds to me like a bunch of apes all went into that cave for some reason; food, shelter from a storm, being chased by a predator, then couldn't get back out.
“.......intentionally deposited bodies of its dead in a remote cave chamber, a behaviour previously thought limited to humans.”
Ever seen an ant farm?
I just finished watching the PBS Nova documentary on this at the PBS website. It aired this week on TV. Dawn of Humanity
Watch Unknown Cave Of Bones on Netflix.
Florida man?