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<blockquote data-quote="Johnald Chaffinch" data-source="post: 10604" data-attributes="member: 261"><p>there might be some small people in the area but nowhere near as small as around a metre tall! they're supposedly decended from homo erectus. it's important to realise though that there's been countless species of homonids, some living not too long ago. i reckon we wiped the surviving ones out.</p><p></p><p>get this though - i read that neanderthals brains were bigger than ours, and h.floresiensis' were similar to ours in complexity - only more compact. i wonder if another homonid species was found alive if we'd enslave them, it's possible.</p><p></p><p>sometimes microscopic lifeforms can have behaviour patterns that are more complex than animals a million times their size. like i think is it the water bear (microscopic)? so the most amazing species could be right under our noses...literally :lol:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Johnald Chaffinch, post: 10604, member: 261"] there might be some small people in the area but nowhere near as small as around a metre tall! they're supposedly decended from homo erectus. it's important to realise though that there's been countless species of homonids, some living not too long ago. i reckon we wiped the surviving ones out. get this though - i read that neanderthals brains were bigger than ours, and h.floresiensis' were similar to ours in complexity - only more compact. i wonder if another homonid species was found alive if we'd enslave them, it's possible. sometimes microscopic lifeforms can have behaviour patterns that are more complex than animals a million times their size. like i think is it the water bear (microscopic)? so the most amazing species could be right under our noses...literally :lol: [/QUOTE]
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