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Those three things are the extinction of the megafauna, the disappearance of the Clovis culture and the climate change of the Younger Dryas.— Google News - Top Stories
At this point of time, "We really don't know," acknowledged Corlett, who plans to investigate this question with studies in the few remaining sites where terrestrial megafauna are still present in near natural densities: parts of Taman Negara, Huai Kha Kheng in Thailand's western forest complex and Danum Valley in Sabah.— The annotated budak
Scientists have long debated whether the demise of Australian megafauna was due to human arrival, climate change, or a combination of the two factors.— Mongabay.com News
Wild horses certainly have a solid place among other "charismatic megafauna," as those popular species with widespread public support are known.
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