
Early humans in South America likely hunted and butchered glyptodonts, giant relatives of modern armadillos. Some species were as big as small cars, with huge bony shells. Their empty shells may have even worked as rough shelters from bad weather.

Early humans in South America likely hunted and butchered glyptodonts, giant relatives of modern armadillos. Some species were as big as small cars, with huge bony shells. Their empty shells may have even worked as rough shelters from bad weather.
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