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Researchers work to find how ‘real King Kong’ ape went extinct
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January 13, 2024
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0:48Now PlayingAccording to new research in the journal Nature, a giant ape sometimes dubbed the “real King Kong” was driven to extinction by climate change that put its favorite fruits out of reach during the dry season.
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