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The video is about the discovery and debate of Homo floresiensis, a small hominin species that lived on the island of Flores in Indonesia. The video explains the different hypotheses about the origin and evolution of this species, and the challenges of finding its DNA and fossils. The video also mentions another new hominin species, Homo luzonensis, that was found in the Philippines. The video ends with a promotion of a music education show and a thank you to the sponsors and viewers.
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1. Scientists discovered the bones of a tiny unknown hominin on the island of Flores in 2004 and named it Homo floresiensis or the hobbit.
2. The hobbit had a mix of ancient and modern features, such as a small brain, short stature, archaic shoulder and wrist bones, and bipedal feet.
3. The hobbit lived between 100,000 and 50,000 years ago and shared the island with pygmy stegodons, Komodo dragons, and other animals.
4. The hobbit used simple stone tools and fire to hunt and process food.
5. The origin and evolution of the hobbit is still debated, but some experts suggest it might have descended from an earlier hominin than Homo erectus.
6. Another new hominin species, Homo luzonensis, was discovered in the Philippines in 2019 and overlapped in time with the hobbit and us.
7. Scientists are still trying to extract DNA or proteins from the hobbit bones to determine its relationship to other hominins.