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Extinction Of The Giant Ape: A Long-Standing Mystery Solved

Extinction Of The Giant Ape: A Long-Standing Mystery Solved
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The extinction of the giant ape: Long-standing mystery solved

The extinction of the giant ape: Long-standing mystery solved
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Scientists discover the reason there aren t more Bigfoots

Bigfoot believers think the mystery creature may be a Gigantopithecus blacki, a giant ape that used to live in China - but was wiped out.

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The Extinction of the Giant Ape: A Long-standing Mystery Solved

Gigantopithcus blacki, the largest primate to ever walk the Earth, went extinct with no explanation. Now a team of international researchers unraveled the reasons behind its extinction 295,000 to 215,000 years ago.

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King Kong was killed by climate change, scientists find

Evidence from Chinese caves suggests the 10ft primates failed to adapt as more extreme seasons changed their food supplies

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