The Lost Tribe of Palau [1/5]

[lukmanandiuleng]

Thanks to the uploader and thanks to National Geographic!

[Williamho19810214]

D bones may not be an adult's,& u can bullshit tat it was from many thousands of years ago...???it seems like u have third eyes or wat ???why don't u say its an alien & publish it on d textbook,& d future people will follow ur craps...

[Williamho19810214]

Just for fame & money,they can bullshit tat our ancestors were related to an ape for their newspapers,magazines or others...don't believe too much from these people,wat they said doesn't always comes out to be true...if they r so great,if they can tell about humans' pasts,why they couldn't stop d tsunami???if u can answer my questions ???

[Odysses100]

Wonder if it has already published research results on which talk about the film.? Does anyone know the results?

[usterdboy]

@Odysses100 not real

[taksmaster23]

@usterdboy I believe you're correct. If I remember correctly, the scientist who conducted this study jumped to conclusions prematurely and was subsequently criticized for it. As it turned out, these bones were regular human remains. Calcium deposits are what caused the bones to appear abnormal.

[usterdboy]

@taksmaster23 thats the problem when you have a group of people that just want to disprove something.

[Odysses100]

Saw the movie at Science magazine in Swedish television and was very interested in this discovery. Does it even on my channel as a favorite. If all the facts will be, we write about each school textbooks. This discovery may challenge the Darwinian theory of evolution.

[usterdboy]

@Odysses100 key word "theory"

[olousifi]

Oh the sound effects lol

[NamChampskee]

The ANCIENT BONES OF LEMURIA

[NamChampskee]

Related to the FLores ?

[babarislander1]

i think they were negritos like the ancient phillipinos similar to ancient people from east-Indonesia..; Sulawesi/Manado and Maluku/Melanesia.

[peppicola98]

fossils where are the fossils this smells fishy it might b the water but i dont know still this cant b true americans are just like the european they cum to our island (im palauan) and take what we treasure. TI DIAK MERANG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!PALAU IS BEAUTIFULLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!}

[taksmaster23]

@peppicola98 Eh? My apologies, but I don't understand what you are trying to say.

[peppicola98]

@taksmaster23 my sister was trying to speak palauan

[taksmaster23]

@peppicola98 Thanks. I understand the Palauan part. The rest seems rather incoherent, which is what I meant in saying I don't understand.

[peppicola98]

@taksmaster23 o i c i didnt really read it good ya i dont get that either

[MikoAkau]

@peppicola98 YEAH TESTIFY ( I'm half Palauan

[iInsaneGamerTechHD]

I Think Threw Out Micronesia There Are Legends Of "Small People" So To Some People This Might Not Be Surprising :)

[random777hero]

National Geographic is the shitttt :)

[Diaw009]

omg,i love palau <3

[Joiterong]

I really have to say, it is the ocean current that created all there mysteries....they say several currents converge on Palau and that is why, everyone who gets lost at sea ends up in Palau....The island predecessors, perhaps from Indondesia, Papua, Melanesia, Polynesia floated to Palau thousands of years ago and created this melting pot of a people so short, beautiful and varied and mysterious and getting taller. I believe it all started with the hobbits from Indo-Malay countires.

[cyfrin01]

Fossils?  Where were the fossils?

[spidermonkey2109]

P A L A U rulez!! haha.. pretty rad.. my dad was in one of these videos.. (",)

[ckharrison1]

is nice and calm

[willmill77642]

LOL @ the people who think this is the palau in mexico!

[Andr3wful]

Adang, Tia merang, Ak mla mes serak ngara belau.

[agentlalz]

is this real????

i am from palau and this is the first time i hear about this.....

[taksmaster23]

Yes it is. I don't know if it made the news in Palau, but it was in several different science publications a while ago.

[bouzbou]

@agentlalz It's not real... hahahaha kidding me?

[kinky4kiki]

i dont know...smells like BS

[taksmaster23]

There's a link in the video description with updated information.

[cowwaw0]

@taskmaster23 which I guess after reading, implies yeah-- this is 'BS' seeming after all

[taksmaster23]

@cowwaw0 I've added a couple of links in the description box. The closing paragraphs of the National Geographic article are titled "The Debate Continues," however, I can't find any new information after 2008. I'm guessing the hobbit hypothesis has either been dropped due to sloppy science or perhaps more meticulous research is being conducted quietly. The latter would certainly be more interesting, but I wouldn't hold my breath.

[khalid6591]

@cowwaw0 you are right i think its the remains of the sum japs from WW2

[taksmaster23]

@khalid6591 This is possible, but perhaps unlikely. The average height of Japanese troops born in the mid-nineteenth century was 1.65 meters. The average height of modern Japanese adult males is 1.715 meters. Through a rough interpolation, we can assume that Japanese troops in WW2 fall somewhere in between.

However, the Palauan cave remains were around 1.5 meters tall. Keep in mind that some of these estimates were made by two different archeology teams and based on incomplete remains.

[soulrebelrasta]

thanks man