Gregory Forth

Gregory Forth is a Canadian anthropologist who spent decades conducting fieldwork in Indonesia, studying the cultures and environments of the Lesser Sunda Islands. Between Ape and Human presents Forth's controversial argument that a hominin species — possibly related to Homo floresiensis, the "hobbit" of Flores — may survive on the Indonesian island where he conducted his research. Drawing on local testimony and his own observations, Forth makes a case that challenges mainstream science while acknowledging its speculative nature. The audiobook and book versions offer listeners and readers a fascinating, thought-provoking work of anthropological investigation. Forth's work appeals to anyone interested in anthropology, cryptozoology, human evolution, and the possibility that our planet still holds biological secrets.