The Tierra del Fuego provincial legislative has done some ... Selk'nam territory was plundered and conquered, while natives were plied with alcohol, deported, raped, and exterminated, with ...

One of them is the guanaco, from the camelids family, a South America native which prefers arid soils from Peru to Tierra del Fuego, which with cleared spaces of forests enjoys greater spaces to ...

Like most Europeans of the day, Darwin considers the tribal people of Tierra del Fuego "savages." He writes, "The sight of a naked savage in his native land is an event which can never be forgotten." ...

The humble turkey vulture plays a vital role in keeping the land clean and diseases at bay. It also acts like an avian ...

He is known for his "Australian theory" that argues about Australian natives migrating to America by sea through the Antarctic, explaining the human settlements found in Tierra del Fuego part of the ...

Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan first arrived here about 500 years ago, cruising through Tierra del Fuego's remote straits on a quest for Asian spices. And in the 1800s, Charles Darwin ...

(1 June 1834, Tierra del Fuego, Chile). This description underscores the immense ... The Leopard Catshark, Poroderma pantherinum, is a small, distinctive shark species native to the coastal waters of ...

Within Grand Teton alone there are, in the fat months of summer, 18 species of carnivores (including wolverines, wolves, and black and grizzly bears), 7 native ... and Tierra del Fuego), then ...

For the diverse Native inhabitants of the Americas as well as the people ... The Iberian territories from approximately 1492-1800 extended from what is now the US Southwest to Tierra del Fuego, and ...

The red knot, a small shorebird species, makes annual round-trips between Tierra del Fuego and the Canadian ... than separate the Earth and the moon. Native to southeastern Australia, the bright ...

Proud of her Native American features ... Mexía collected plants from Tierra del Fuego to Alaska’s Mount McKinley; she emerged from one 2½-year journey with 65,000 specimens. She fell off a cliff, ...

from the Arctic Circle to Tierra del Fuego.” Here you can learn about the original Native New Yorkers, view historical art ...