Un fósil de 25.000 años cambia la historia de las aves del terror: los gigantes de 3 metros pudieron convivir con los primeros humanos en Sudamérica

Scientists have uncovered a 25,000-year-old fossil that has upended the timeline for the extinction of the fearsome "birds of terror," suggesting these towering, three-meter-tall predators may have lived alongside early humans in South America. This discovery not only rewrites the region's prehistoric history but also opens intriguing possibilities about human-dinosaur interactions in the ancient past. The implications are significant for understanding both human migration patterns and the co-existence of megafauna in the Americas.