This handout image obtained from the French Museum of Natural History (MNHN) on May 2, 2018 shows Two cut flakes and a rib of rhinoceros at the Kalinga site, all evidence of the presence of a hominkin 709 000 years ago retrieved from the site of an archaeological dig at Kalinga in the Philippines.
AFP PHOTO / MNHN / Thomas INGICCO

"We know that some species of human ate this rhino," said Ingicco. "But we don't know if they killed if first, or found the carcass."

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