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Scientists just debunked a 50-year myth about Hawaii’s birds

A recent study from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa has challenged the long-standing belief that native waterbirds in Hawaii were driven to extinction by hunting practices of Indigenous Hawaiians, revealing a lack of scientific evidence for this theory. This finding could shift conservation strategies and historical narratives regarding the impact of human activity on Hawaii’s avian species.

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