The Great Dying
The isolation of North America led to a unique ecological environment, untouched by the diseases that ravaged Europe and Asia. When Europeans arrived, they brought domesticated animals and their associated diseases, resulting in a catastrophic decline of the native population—potentially the greatest human catastrophe in history. Remarkably, native peoples had preserved much of North America's biodiversity for thousands of years, only to face devastating consequences within decades of contact.In this clip
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