WIRE — MANILA, Philippines — Tigers once roamed Palawan and were hunted or skinned by prehistoric humans there more than 20,000 years ago, fossil evidence from Pilandok Cave suggests. A study published in the Cambridge Archaeological Journal reported the discovery of nine tiger (Panthera tigris) fossil specimens from Pilandok Cave in Quezon, Palawan, providing what researchers described
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