Homo Floresiensis - Ancient Human

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[@SavageDragon999]

Imagine that there used to be a race of dwarves that constantly had to fight dragons and ate elephants.

[@aditghifari5039]

It be more suprised that they can craft with the same skill just like dwarf in movie but lack clothes because the armory they used are very hot.

[@sarahjessicaparkersnose3774]

Honestly that sounds more believable than octopi and many other bizarre creatures in the sea

[@jmca_power]

And deal with giant rats, and giant storks

[@stephenlangsl67]

Too bad the regular size RETARDS took over the island and caused the little People to become extinct though.

[@aditghifari5039]

@@stephenlangsl67 no, what i heard is the ancient volcano goes to active and kill all those little people

[@PenelopeFluffington]

Love your work on these. Never speaking down to your audience or assuming it needs gimmicks and ridiculous music to retain attention. You do massive research. Impressively, intelligently and comprehensively covered. Thank you.

[@SuperGuanine]

Yes, Especially about the absence of the Ridiculous Music.

[@alexlorenzo7049]

So fascinating. Could you imagine a movie about this time period. I wish I could see a glimpse.

[@kawawangkowboy9566]

There was a really low budget fantasy movie I saw on tubi that was about a bunch of h. floresiensis (thinly veiled as "elves") who were attacked by a society of other hominids riding flying monitor lizards. It was awful, but interesting in concept

[@foxhound963]

that sounds amazing.

[@gpl992]

@@kawawangkowboy9566 Name?

[@gpl992]

Quest for Fire is in this period

[@kawawangkowboy9566]

@@gpl992 it was something lame like "the prince of the elves", I don't really remember

[@keeganh1924]

0:18 Childish Gambino fleeing a stork while Godzilla supports a drunk friend

[@McNIMs]

that straight up was childish gambino lmao

[@hothotboy6041]

Oh shit it does looks like him 😂

[@ol6halodude577]

😄

[@lavona8204]

Omg...

[@chioptnstdr3448]

💀💀💀

[@brandensmith8170]

I've read that there is legends of little people in Indonesia called "grandmother glutton"( in their language) according to the legend they were around and would raid villages for food as they were obsessed with human food but they were burned out of their caves after they began kidnapping children from nearby villages.

[@delia_watercolors8186]

I was thinking the same thing- a story I heard during my childhood from my neighbors who I spent time with during the summer months. Thanks for rekindling this happy memory further. Also, I definitely think there is a connection. Most "myths" are based in one of two truths- either evidence of a real occurrence or a moral universal truth. And often the real occurrence is mixed with a moral slant. I can only hope science begins to take these stories or myths more seriously.

[@ahklys1321]

Ya... Pull the other one. Not that one, the other leg.

[@someotherdude]

@@ahklys1321 you're quite mistaken. Locals on the island of Flores told Dutch colonizers 400 years ago that there were little people still living in the hills, called 'Ebu Gogo'. The skeletons they eventually found match the stories perfectly. I believe a tiny population hung on right until modern times.

[@ahklys1321]

@@someotherdude I believe its possible. Time is quickly forgotten

[@sabineb.5616]

@@someotherdude , I think that you are right! I am fascinated by this apparent coincidence. And the description of Ebu Gogo doesn't sound like a story about mythical or supernatural beings. And unfortunately it describes exactly how homo sapiens would treat those tiny beings - according to the story humans burned them in their cave! That does sound realistic 😞 I would like to know if there are confirmed sources which prove that the Ebu Gogo tale was really told before the discovery of homo floresiensis.

[@poisontoad8007]

I was studying archaeology at Auckland University when we first learned this. I can't think of a more wondrous evolutionary example. I love it!

[@ahklys1321]

Yeah truly wondrous cause of their old lineage

[@PwnZombie]

Then why are you a viewer? That suggests you have the intellectual capacity of a child.

[@XenoRaptor-98765]

I couldn’t stop but wonder if all these other species of humans are still alive co-existing with us. And how different the world could of been.

[@listentome2648]

dude, same here

[@avirei98]

@Adam Botello literally how I feel every time I imagine us living in alongside Neanderthals or something. Like we over here the same species fighting over the color of our skin which is no different than us being the same bird was slightly different colored feathers. I couldn't imagine if we actually had other human species next to us There would definitely be some gross mistreatment. We saw how they put Africans on display and the way we treat other animals today.

[@drbigmdftnu]

Google Ebu gogo and Orang pendek. There are rumors and reported sightings, and at least one very intriguing video. Would be absolutely fascinating if found to be true. Highly doubtful, like any cryptid, but what a game-changer that would be.

[@XenoRaptor-98765]

@@drbigmdftnu oh yeah I did heard about those.

[@i-never-look-at-replies-lol]

heh, you think we're all the same kind of "human"

[@yensid4294]

I can't imagine living around modern komodo dragons much less super-sized ones. Same goes for those storks. Nightmare fuel.

[@janinebelleestrada7096]

There were legends of tiny humans who abduct kill and eat children in small villages. The village gatthered all men and women were asked to make a netting and rounded up all of the mini humans and burn them all alive.

[@janinebelleestrada7096]

Hence the folk song lyrics Leave your bread in the window and they will be your friend, Leave charcoal on your door and they will harass you to no end

[@jonnyqwst]

I have been to Flores, one unusual feature there is a dormant volcano with three cones, filled with water that are colored differently and the colors change over time. Keli Mutu something like that

[@belowbed7306]

i am from ende. home of kelimutu. Happy to hear you been to that place

[@jonnyqwst]

@@belowbed7306 kelimutu is a beautiful place!

[@PedroOrtega1993]

_"In a hole in the ground, there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a hobbit-hole and that means comfort."_

[@ahklys1321]

Yeah yeah. It did smell musty and wreaked of stinky elephant carcass

[@michealroman3623]

Funny how some animals grow bigger while others grow smaller on the same island

[@stephenlangsl67]

And it's pretty interesting how the regular size retards took over the island and ruined it for the little People.

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

Facts

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

@@stephenlangsl67 **Sigh** this is why we can't have nice things

[@i-never-look-at-replies-lol]

@@stephenlangsl67 not really: it's a balance. you either have big & small or it averages out until you get medium and then that medium dilutes everything else into becoming medium. Big & small are two outliers moving towards the middle.

[@weissrw1]

@@stephenlangsl67 Maybe there's no fault involved. What if the new arrivals were welcomed but they accidentally brought a virus? What if the small people died out because their gene pool was too small? What if they simply got eaten by the other animals? Or died of a weird fungus outbreak? We really don't know what happened so we should not be blaming the regular sized people. Blaming people with no proof is a short cut to disaster. What if somebody blames you for something just because you fit a particular narrative that happens to be popular?

[@parallax4475]

Wtf this channel is so underrated He deserve more Discovery level documentary

[@soerenraudonis]

I know, it’s due to artistical freedom but the depictions of our ancestors in your videos are breathtaking: I always think „what a beautiful being „… it’s so sad that we are the only one left. Imagine what we could learn about ourselves

[@bryanduncan9474]

The EDP445 inclusion at 22:18 got me good 😂. This series has been fantastic so far, keep up the great work!

[@NORTH02]

I was hoping someone would notice :)

[@matthewwillan2688]

That killed me😂

[@NORTH02]

@@matthewwillan2688 he probably would have loved juvenile stegodon😳

[@atanasmanasiev3831]

Lmaoo

[@therileyk1361]

Edp 445 sussy balls

[@bluewatson4341]

A documentary like walking with beasts would have been so great if it was set on Pleistocene Flores

[@anubusx]

Love that show.

[@uglee7675]

New Zealand would've been good too. The Moa would be a special animal to discover, and stories of the PouKai being linked to Haasts Eagle can compare to the Ebu Gogo and the hobbits.

[@YoKhai1221]

This might sound weird but I really appreciate you referring to them as people throughout the video.

[@spydirty2530]

So brave

[@graboidfan31]

I love they also happened to have big feet like the hobbits in Tolkein's story. Also it's sad but kinda funny how people showed up to the island, saw little monkey-men and said "DIE!"

[@Ispeakthetruthify]

Our human ancestors, all the way to modern humans....have been killing each other off since the beginning of our existence. This should come as no surprise.....

[@SuperMrHiggins]

Probably a decent bit of winning out for resources. It might not have been a violent takeover. As our modern times are showing we kinda hog all the resources wherever we are.

[@nerysghemor5781]

Pretty typical of our species. I suspect our raping and pillaging habits go all the way back to the first of us.

[@SuperMrHiggins]

Eesh, y'all need to read something other than Hobbes' "Leviathan".

[@nerysghemor5781]

@@abdulkarimelnaas7595 Some species are more aggressive than others and I’d say we’re on the aggressive end of the spectrum.

[@sskkilllett]

I appreciate the long videos you do. The other paleontology channels I follow do less than 10 mins sometimes not even every week. This is the content I need.

[@NORTH02]

It’s so hard though😂

[@deltadesign5697]

Absolutely fantastic content and lovely to hear it narrated with such a calm & gentle voice. Really enjoyed this one 👍

[@T--wg7qc]

they should make a movie following a group of these guys surving on those islands, it would be so epic.

[@juliusfucik4011]

I would love to see that movie!

[@therileyk1361]

@@juliusfucik4011 same

[@piewhackit2me]

You might be interested in a book titled Almost Adam.

[@bigedslobotomy]

They would mess it up by injecting modern politics and gender identity.

[@theluftwaffle1]

6:00 on your talk about genetic diversity modern humans also suffered a massive genetic bottle neck sometime 70,000 years ago when a volcano in the Indonesian archipelago erupted. We were reduced to only about 10,000 - 20,000 individuals on the whole planet. Not a bad topic for a future video!

[@outinthesticks1035]

Interesting that the four species that show in human genome , homo sapiens , neanderthal , denisovan , and " third unknown" all were present untill about that time period , then the other three all disappeared

[@theluftwaffle1]

@@outinthesticks1035 I’m willing to bet that this eruption caused a similar population decrease on the other human species. Then humans came around and finished them off, either with outright violence or out hunting them. And since we know Neanderthal had smaller family groups then Homo sapiens it’s possible the others did aswell, which left the remaining population too spread out to compete with us.

[@outinthesticks1035]

@@theluftwaffle1 dna testing shows that for a long time neanderthal men had offspring with half sisters , indicating that they did not recognize sisters by a different mother as siblings , that a dominant male sired most children in a group , and that there was little exchange of people between groups , indicating a small widely scattered population. In the livestock world , it's known that the offspring of a male donkey and female horse is stronger and healthier than the parents but the other way around is small weak and unthrifty, women would have gone back to their own people to live and if neanderthal or denisovan women were bringing hybrid children that were unthrifty it would have negative effect on population, but if homosapiens women were breading children that were stronger and healthier then it would strengthen the gene pool

[@NORTH02]

Yes I believe it was called like the volcano toba, or something like that. It’s on my list of videos to do!

[@jjnelson3232]

Stop the lies, what you spewing is not true!

[@gequitz]

Sometimes I like to think there some place like Skull Island from King Kong, with archaic humans still untouched by Homo Sapiens. One can dream

[@everettduncan7543]

No. Not even north sentinel island has that kind of man.

[@kennethmartin1300]

I value North02's synopsis at the end, you hear enough history and prehistory, you get a little jaded, and you know that it's the same old story - two groups meet, one takes over the other and the second group disappears.

[@sarahlouise7163]

i guess that’s nature

[@kennethmartin1300]

@@sarahlouise7163 Hopefully we can step above it some day - the dog eat dog, life in the 'jungle' part of it, anyway.

[@MrBottlecapBill]

I feel like if we did, humanity would be doomed. Struggle IS evolution. Once the struggle stops, you end up like the dodo.

[@SarahSoLovelyXo]

God I would LOVE to go back in time and just spend one day watching these ppl. When you really stop and think about this stuff it's mind boggling but totally fascinating!! Unimaginable!

[@paulford9120]

Definitely cool stuff !

[@swehyaht605]

You would die immediately from not only your silly fascination but asphyxiate from hyperventilation due to the sulfuric content in the air and the RELATIVE excess of O3. THe moral of this story is wanting to time travel is not worthy of a youtube comment keep that shyt to yourself everyone wants to time travel jackass you are not #brandnew

[@thomasraywood679]

@@swehyaht605 I read your comment. Pretty sure I just time traveled back to a place where mischief climbed into bed with impulsivity and had a baby.

[@thomasraywood679]

Lovely sentiment.

[@simonmandel2621]

We were so close to living in a medieval fantasy world with different 'races' of humanoids, but we wiped them all out in prehistory instead...

[@FrikInCasualMode]

Not necessarily "wiped". I think in many cases being better organized, more efficiently communicating and using more diverse and advanced tools was enough to simply outcompete local groups of earlier humans. Consider this: so far only Homo sapiens sapiens were found to widely use specialized fishing equipment. Harpoons, nets, fish hooks. That alone would be a huge advantage, giving our ancestors a significant boost in food intake. Which meant more surviving children, healthier and stronger adults and decreased risk of starvation if hunting or gathering failed to bring enough food. Especially, y'know - on an island like Flores. Where already limited habitats would be quickly filled by rapidly breeding Homo sapiens groups, leaving less and less hunting grounds, water access or good shelters for 'hobbits'. From evolutionary point of view our ancestors *were* better and fitter. Thus they survived, while 'hobbits' died out.

[@pacifront83]

Why fen not? Humans have always had different approaches to interacting with each other, that could have also applied to the plethora of hominids that we used to co exist with. You could write some cool fantasy fiction about it lol

[@boob72]

There can be only one...

[@huehuecoyotl2]

A lot of the folk tales we have about trolls, elves, dwarves, goblins, faeries, etc. are probably folk memories of our ancestors' contact with these different people.

[@jasser1918]

We didn't wiped out anyone lmao, well at least other human species

[@daxmarshall4969]

You got such an underrated channel. Excellent production. 👍

[@alanwareham7391]

It never ceases to amaze me how they can start with the various bones of the skull and then add the shape and size of the muscles plus any missing teeth skin and hair to give such life like images ,it must take an awful amount of patience and skill

[@planescaped]

I remember when this discovery was made, my college Anthropology professor was super skeptical of its legitimacy, as were many others at the time.

[@brothertspoon5899]

Well he's in a classroom not out on the island studying bro

[@thanosbustedinyourmum]

Still am.

[@Bdawg69420]

@@brothertspoon5899 💀💀

[@goognamgoognw6637]

Evolution sciences professors are charlatans because the science is arbitrary, they just create dogma that they reverse and invalidate every decade or so. It's a joke.

[@sacredweeds]

You’ve made me think of the current isolated population of the Baka people ( previously know by Europeans as Pygmy people) they are definitely as human as we are and tend to small stature without an island.

[@presidentjames9811]

Well here's my random educated guess. They are most likely homo sapiens but due to the many many many years of interbreeding, they all have a gene that makes them short. Idk I'm just guessing.

[@jimssawsnstuff8903]

Agreed, makes me want to research that now 😉

[@siyandavilakazi781]

Just discovered this channel. I'm loving these videos. Soothing yet informative

[@lake3857]

The picture of the model with the different human species and early man is INSANE to just think that these things were walking around like that for millions of years

[@jjnelson3232]

The things you speak of dumbo, you descend from!

[@shroomer_jim]

Killing it with the content. Honestly my favourite channel I live for your dulcid tones and dry humour.

[@davisnewman8278]

I would like your take on Ardipithecus Ramidus. I have read "Fossil Men: The Quest for the Oldest Skeleton and the Origins of Humankind" and am curious about how it fits in our family tree.

[@jakemoeller7850]

Very interesting! I believe that there are other populations yet to be discovered. In the early 70s, I was stationed in the Philippines and had the good fortune to have met some people who were known as Negritos. Small-statured, they stood out from the general population, who are not known to be extremely tall. Humanity, in all of its diversity, is such an interesting topic.

[@TheCossak]

I'm loving this series. Can't wait to see the future videos.

[@oakstrong1]

What I like about your videos above others is that there is no over-dramatic and loud music ruining it. I don't need such a "prop" to entice me to the topic and I appreciate being able to watch these videos during the night without waking up my housemates. 👍

[@angeloalvarez5520]

Agreed

[@listentome2648]

YES, I was waiting for the second episode of Ancient Man. Keep up the good work North mate. I really enjoy your content

[@hunterG60k]

Just subscribed thanks to this video. Excellent content, I studied these guys as part of my degree back in 2010, really great to hear how things have changed since then. I had no idea they'd revised the dating, always exciting. Thank you :)

[@Urbangardener1]

I can see you put a lot of research into your work. I am pursuing a similar method but on another venue. Thank you so much for helping me to understand these missing sections of human history

[@JuliusCaesar888]

This was the most fascinating video in your ancient man series. Very fascinating to look into an isolated homo genus that was completely alone in its world. What a mindfuk it would be if they had survived and went a completely different way evolutionarily speaking.

[@milkallergy8829]

I'd want to see them evolve into a bird-riding elephant-herding nation lol (update):sad to break it to you guys that it's very likely the elephants and birds might be hunted to extinction before they even knew how to domesticate animals, unless some alien showed up and gave them better intelligence

[@Koale-Moesite]

people actually rides elephants today

[@josecano326]

@@Koale-Moesite but do they herd them?

[@greatskytrollantidrama4473]

Big birds, and tiny Hephalumphs I really like it

[@BaawBee]

What bird would be strong enough?

[@Goldenrod6901]

Riding your island emu as you guide your pygmy elephants to their grazing fields... That's bad ass

[@danielbruns7055]

For me, just as fascinating as the Hobbit is the rapid fire debate over exactly what it is. From hints of a fraud, to the idea that it was suffering some medical condition, to all the various theories of it's lineage. Patience has not been in abundance with researchers stumbling all over themselves to figure the little folk out. My favorite is the conclusions such as when it died out. Just because nothing younger has been found, doesn't mean it isn't out there. This is new....we'll find out much more.

[@SuperMrHiggins]

Agreed. It's a journey, not a destination. Our understanding and knowledge, that is.

[@bruntonharris1347]

Junjadee are the little hairy people about 4 feet tall that according to the indigenous people of Australia are real. They inhabit the mountainous forests and according to many tribes of the Aboriginal people along the Great Dividing Range they have been around for thousands of years. Their oral histories state that they were here before them. The aborigines have been in Australia for at least 50,000 years and migrated to this continent through SE Asia and would have passed Flores on the way down crossing the Wallace line. Perhaps these pygmy hominids still survive in the dense tropical and temperate forests of Queensland, New South Wales and as far south as Victoria.

[@GuywithaTrexskullonhishead]

North, I genuinely love the videos you make and recently I've been intrigued by the past of our kind, and your videos are of great quality. So I thank you for sharing this.

[@forestdwellerresearch6593]

There are so many amazing discoveries being made about our ancestors it's hard to keep up. But these little people...just blew away all established knowledge when their remains were discovered. It was kind of the beginning of us modern folks and our scientists starting to understand how little we know yet.

[@TheAngryHippie]

Your editing has improved by 1 million percent, music and pacing engaged me immediately

[@the3mevrick]

Watched quest for fire on your recommendation...what a gem of a movie.👍👍

[@charliesmith6329]

Second session with this channel. I am definitely hooked. Thank you very much. Very intelligent and informative and like the easy mellow delivery.

[@toastyfetus]

i’m so glad i found this channel. you have me so intrigued and curious about this sort of stuff 😳

[@bellywood7688]

I'm a massive fan of this channel. I've probably mentioned it before, i cant remember. Its not just the content, but the delivery of the content. A natural narrator. Although i have found his voice a little too relaxing and fell asleep.

[@Passwordo458]

22:19 Not gonna lie, EDP445 appearing in the frame caught me off guard lmao.

[@dynamosaurusimperious2718]

I'm starting to love this series with the different Homo species( Ancient Humans ),cause that's pretty cool. Also I wish y'all a good day( and this was a good North 02 video. )

[@jj342]

You helped me sleep today at 6am! Thank you ❤️❤️❤️ Very interesting content that relaxes my brain and your voice and content have a chill vibe! Please continue to make this wonderful content!

[@Jcree8terOutdoors]

Past few days after work I've watched your ancient "Homo" (I've been calling it) videos ..... These are really good ... informative...eye opening ... And honestly touching pieces... I can't help but feel a little moved by them .... This comment or critique... Or compliment .. whatever u wanna call it is for all the vids ... From the narration ..the music or score... Subject matter... Really good job man 4 real ... I hope more of ur stuff pops up in my feed during my daily rest ritual...4 real I honestly love these

[@jackrumack7148]

real great video guy just found your channel today and i can tell how much research goes into your videos. Do you think you would ever make a video on tool use in animals in general? Rather than just specifically hominids. If you've already made somethin like that my bad but very much enjoy your content and keep it doin guy

[@willtveire]

Excellent video... Well produced. I like your calm V/O. Good stuff!

[@polydynamix7521]

A videogame based on them would crush it. Action/Survival with some RPG elements like skill trees and skill leveling.

[@lesliesylvan]

Rushed here, in a nano-second. Sittin' back to enjoy this!

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Found this channel recently ,and it's fucking great. Love the hardwork creator puts into the content

[@predator7418]

Great to see indians learning something useful in youtube

[@udbhavsinha3987]

@@predator7418 yo! Kinda racist tho

[@GP-wu1eu]

Why they hell is KZbin just recommending me this channel now? This is the exact shit I’ve been looking for on KZbin

[@armedelflander8550]

Just found you channel and after watching 2 videos I am so exited to binge the rest 😄

[@frogglen6350]

It's fascinating how there are multiple human species. The last of us 2 is a bad game

[@Deo-]

But outside of us none of them survived

[@prestigev6131]

@@Deo- more accurately, they live on in our dna as everyone outside of sub Saharan Africa had ancestors that bred with other species of humans. Neanderthals are the most famous example of this as some people have up to 4 % of their dna

[@foxhound963]

There are just different ones that live on in the sub-saharan African DNA.

[@theluftwaffle1]

@@foxhound963 such as..?

[@somedude9528]

@@theluftwaffle1 A few years ago DNA tests of people in Sub-Saharan Africa revealed traces of it came from an unknown hominin yet to have recorded fossils. This is similar to how Denisovan DNA showed genetic traces of another unknown hominin. These are known as "ghost lineages."

[@runningchild8052]

Its a shame that most of the human species didnt survive to the modern wolrd, it truly wouldve been interesting to see a world with different types of humans co existing as well as evolving with each other, its sad that it can only be imagined.

[@GabiN64]

They would kill each other for hundreds of thousands of years until the collective empathy of society increased to modern levels.

[@zxera9702]

they would have been wiped out sooner or later.If we discriminate among our own species, imagine an another type of species that could potentially rival us.

[@graceneilitz7661]

Actually, it’s not a shame. Just look at human history, and guess how they would be treated. And we probably killed them and were a major cause in their extinction anyway.

[@user-ol8ri4lb7d]

It would be a fucking mess in short

[@vetagoss9431]

Thank you so much for this video. I love to learn and your video is very informative

[@BlanxBeee]

I'm new to this channel and I don't even remember how I got here 🤦🏻‍♀️ But this is the 2nd video I've watched and I can't wait to watch the rest. Thank you for all that you do, you are amazing!

[@dnlrnz39]

just found your channel yesterday and I've legit watched non-stop. I'm a huge history buff too, keep up the good work. Excited to see more videos and to see your channel grow!

[@wolfsbaneandnightshade2166]

Voice is so soothing.... just waiting for you to start talking about happy trees and clouds and how there is no mistakes only happy accidents

[@linag7308]

Just discovered your channel. I love this content!

[@babyyoda0U812]

Dude i love your channel...hidden gem on KZbin...thanks for your work !!!!

[@dindaayu7365]

Saya sempat bertanya-tanya mengapa makhluk hidup di Indonesia cenderung lebih kecil daripada lainnya. Mungkin salah satu penyebabnya ada hubungannya dengan Homo Florosiensis (bisa jadi karena alasan yang sama atau mirip). Terima kasih banyak sudah menyajikan konten edukatif ini.

[@Aritro77]

Loved it as much as all the other videos mate, thanks very much. Your thoroughness, excellent writing and ability to elucidate concepts is almost unparalleled. Small criticism would be that the voiceover got a bit distracting towards the end. Might be worth drinking more water and resting your voice a bit between takes.

[@jameschavira565]

WONDERFUL presentation very informative THANK you

[@cybair9341]

Superb illustrations ! Thanks for that great video.

[@dyslexiusmaximus]

i cant imagine the fear they would have felt in the presence of a giant comodo dragon.

[@theluftwaffle1]

I’m glad to see more videos of our relatives!

[@dispergosum]

I'm so glad I discovered this channel this week

[@-Blaydi-]

Amazing episode! Keep up the good work!

[@KlaasDeforche]

Your channel is awesome 👍 you make all these ancient people look like the real humans the were.

[@erichtomanek4739]

So they become extinct shortly after Homo sapiens arrived. What a coincidence! There probably were different, small sized Homo species on many Indonesian and Philippine islands. We just have not found their remains yet. Video idea: The species present on pre-human Mediterranean islands.

[@JM-The_Curious]

I've been waiting since their discovery/description for some logical explanation of their unusual morphology and this video is exactly what I was waiting for. Thanks!

[@princessinmittens4783]

Haha I did not expect cupcake man to creep through here. Thank you for that clever one! I cannot believe I just found this channel! I'm binge watching as much and as often as I can.

[@travisbicklejr]

Excellent content as always! Could you do a video on Dinopithecus?

[@NORTH02]

I want to, definitely in the future

[@braedenseelye4807]

I'm sad all the other homo species are gone, we could've had halflings

[@alsaunders7805]

We probably did. 🤓🍻

[@benw9949]

Genetic (DNA) evidence shows we (and they) did interbreed, so all modern humans have some portion of Neanderthal DNA, and Denisovans also interbred with modern humans and with Neanderthals. I don't think we know if modern humans interbred with the Flores hobbits to create :) handlings. But it seems like, well, nobody was all thet picky about who they were, uh, getting it on with. :D So yeah, handlings might've been a thing. -- Kinda make all the racial prejudice seem silly, right?

[@Gobblin_Goblin]

@@benw9949 course getting it on with things is a lil different than coexisting with them

[@j-core2895]

@Marduk Sensei africans don't have neanderthal dna

[@Gobblin_Goblin]

@Marduk Sensei in what sense? I’m saying different hominids potentially didn’t really get along, not that it isn’t possible. I would think most cases of interbreeding weren’t exactly consentual if you catch my meaning.

[@bokeunji]

I just discovered your channel. I’m loving it❤

[@caspianbell9556]

Dude you’re cranking these out..... amazing

[@acacia8261]

your videos are getting better, good for you!

[@justhereforkicks8208]

Can you do a video on the extinction of the dinosaurs. I know there’s countless things on it, but something I’ve always wanted to know about is a moment by moment telling of what was happening in those minutes, hours, days, and years during and after.

[@michaelpettersson4919]

They are not extinct yet if you count birds as dinosaurs. 🙂

[@dpcealla]

Great documentary! Thanks for sharing!

[@jeffreyadams6738]

Just found your channel. Loving it!

[@vladimirlagos2688]

There's over 7.5 billion of us on Earth right now, and yet, whenever I see these videos about extinct hominins I feel a bit lonely.

[@guardiancologne9034]

You taught me something new, i didnt know their timeline had been pushed back from 12,000BC to 50,000BC, thanks! So there's a human species that lived alongside homo sapiens in time that was half the size of sapiens only known by a few bones, and yet the possibility of a "giant" human species that lived alongside us is religious dogma to be dismissed. I say that to say biology, evoloution, and fossilization is extremely complex and chancey, we shouldnt *dismiss* the wisdom of the ancients when they repeatedly say they saw something. I have had a theory for a while that the reason homo sapiens are the only homo species left is because we copied what we saw the other homonids doing/making, and we could mate with them and produce offspring that were still viable with other sapiens, but maybe not their other homid half. Basically outcompeting and outbreeding with more details lol. Great video btw, i love discussions about early human species, please keep it up.

[@vincentrogers8586]

Kudos on your work here! Well researched and you keep the focus on the information as you produce the video. Well done. It's a lot of work thank you for doing it and doing it well.

[@drbigmdftnu]

Well done. Love your series.

[@alioramus1637]

Crazy to Think about that these guys had to fight komododragons and their venom.

[@theluftwaffle1]

With nothing but sticks and stones. No thank you!

[@sergiomarquina4553]

Hey North02 what do you think about the debate on wether Macroevolution is real or not? Do you believe it’s real yourself?

[@Sunflower_Cats]

It is real. It’s not a debate. Look up malarial resistance

[@dynamosaurusimperious6341]

This series is awesome,and I'm glad this video was nade possible,cause this video is just so awesome. And I wish you a good monki day.

[@user-jq8ve9qy8f]

Awesome video! Love the editing!

[@avigaelbarnett7265]

Fascinating I love the fact that there nicknamed hobbits

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

*they're But don't edit your comment, because you'll lose the heart given to you by North 02

[@avigaelbarnett7265]

@@Eidolon1andOnly waiting for sum to notice that😂

[@mackssh]

10/10 🔥

[@swiftvasquez9065]

Great content!