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The natives moved the Moai by using logs to roll them.

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The Moai face inwards toward the island, protecting it from the dangers of the sea.

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Global warming is causing the ocean level to rise, putting the Moai in danger. The economy relies solely on tourism, and the coast where the Moai are is eroding.

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Easter Island Is Eroding (Published 2018)

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Rising ocean levels are causing waves to break on the statues and platforms built a thousand years ago. The island risks losing its cultural heritage. Again.

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Polynesian people sailed across the Pacific and settled on Easter Island around 1250. The island is famous for the giant stone sculptures of heads, called Moai. For ages, the island has been subject to conspiracies on how the statues were created, but now, there is little not known. They were made out of tuff and polished with pumice, and moved with big logs. The people use the trees to make canoes and move Moai, and soon, there were no trees on the island. The population diminished, and now we wonder how such an advanced civilization failed so miserably.