Humans and moa may have co-existed on Rakiura Stewart island, according to some new research from the University of Otago and the Department of Conservation.
The research was undertaken after the discovery of the bird's skeleton on the island last March by DOC ranger Phred Dobbins.
Dr Nic Rawlence, director of the Otago Palaeogenetics Laboratory and research paper co-author talks to Jesse about what they've discovered.
Photo: University of Otago
