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Strange things you probably didn't know about Easter Island - Page 11 of 34 - Kiwi Report

Strange things you probably didn't know about Easter Island


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[post_page_title]Rat attack[/post_page_title]
Another theory given for the demise of the people living on Easter Island was an infestation of rats. There has been evidence that there were rats living on the island after they were brought ashore by early settlers. These rats were believed to have eaten their way through all of the vegetation, robbing the people of vital food sources and causing them to starve. At one stage, there was assumed to have been a surplus of food, attracting the rats who might have otherwise stayed hidden on canoes.

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