When Did Avocados Almost Go Extinct?

When Did Avocados Almost Go Extinct?
About 13,000 years ago, however, in the course of the Pleistocene extinction, the bulk of the world's megafauna vanished from the earth.

Did avocados go extinct?

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Increasing heat waves and droughts leave scientists believing the fruit will become extinct by 2050. The increase of demand for avocados has led to climate change effects, as they require 72 gallons of water per fruit.

How did avocados not go extinct?

Avocados Saved From Extinction By Their Lifespan

Because avocados live so much longer than other fruit trees, they were able to survive until another consumer, this time hungry humans, came along.

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