While living on islands without many predators, humans and other animals become significantly smaller within 2000-3000 years in a process called “Island Dwarfism,” while small animals like rats become bigger. 00
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While living on islands without many predators, humans and other animals become significantly smaller within 2000-3000 years in a process called “Island Dwarfism,” while small animals like rats become bigger. 00