Stone Age Humans Hunted Cave Lions for Their Pelts, Research

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Stone Age Humans Hunted Cave Lions for Their Pelts, Research
According to a new study, Stone Age humans may have hunted Eurasian cave lions (Panthera leo spelaea) for their pelts, perhaps contributing to their extinction.
Stone Age Humans Hunted Cave Lions for Their Pelts, Research
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