Animals
Snails in Ireland Evidence of Ancient Human Migration
Genetic similarities between banded wood snail fossils found thousands of miles apart in Ireland and the south of France serve as a historic calling card from an ancient human migration that took place nearly 8,000 years ago, according to researchers who believe the snails were carried across the Atlantic Ocean on boats when humans colonized Ireland.
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