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Falkland Islands
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Scientists have debated how the islands’ only land mammal journeyed to the region: by a long-ago land bridge or with people.
The enigmatic, now-extinct Falkland Islands wolf had human visitors on the remote archipelago up to 1,070 years ago.
Now, traces of ancient fires and hunting show that Indigenous people arrived on the Falkland Islands centuries prior to Europeans, researchers report October 27 in Science Advances.
But little evidence of a human presence before Europeans arrived in 1690 had been found.
Indigenous people could have originally brought the foxlike creatures, also known as the warrah, to the islands.
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