Hobbits
There are several pieces of evidence that let us gain insight into the past species that have gone extinct today. This is all the more true for the island of Flores in Indonesia, which claims that lost people once existed. Fossils in the Liang Bua cave were discovered by researchers to provide evidence that small-brained humanoids thrived on this island. They were officially called Homo Floresiensis, and nicknamed “hobbits” by scientists. Despite being the prey of Komodo dragons, they really did flourish with life.
Hobbits
Cannibalism Gone Wild
There are so many fascinating bones and skeletons you can find at the bottom of caves. However, there are circumstances where that discovery can be classified as rather gruesome. This particular Spanish cave revealed a disturbing tale of a Neanderthal family with a case of cannibalism of a fellow Neanderthal. This just proves that this act dates back as far as 49,000 years. If you think this practice is purely fiction, you might want to rethink that theory.
Cannibalism Gone Wild
