The limestone cave of Liang Bua, on the Indonesian isle of Flores, is widely known equally the hobbit cave, the site where the surprisingly tiny too enormously controversial extinct human relative Homo floresiensis was discovered. But to the scientists who excavate there, the site is known equally something else entirely: the rat cave.
“The starting fourth dimension time I went to the excavations at Liang Bua, I think watching the bones coming out of the Earth too existence amazed at how it was virtually all rat,” recalls Matthew Tocheri, the Canada Research Chair inwards Human Origins at Lakehead University.
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