The Tasmanian aborigines didn’t wear clothes, and neither did the Tierra Del Fuego Indians, even though both lived in extremely cold Winter climates. They would lather grease all over their bodies, like long distance swimmers, to keep warm when it got too cold.
Maybe they hated lice more than cold.
Friedrich Wilhelm Heinrich Alexander Freiherr von Humboldt commented about two groups of humans who lived at Tierra Del Fuego when he visited there by ship.
One group was short, heavy set and wore few clothes and made their living from the sea. The other people were tall and thin, wore animal skins and made their living on land.
>> Tasmanian aborigines didnt wear clothes
Well they can go to the devil. ‘Cause that’s just wrong!