How did the indigenous get to Australia when the continents drifted apart much earlier?
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The saw way they got to Hawaii: Boats!
There’s legitimate emerging evidence that there may have been pacific islander groups who reached some regions of the America’s before North-East Asian groups who crossed the Bering Strait Land Bridge, so honestly, human expansion across the globe has happened by sea quite a bit, at least in that part of the world.
Hard to say if that’s an argument that humans in general are clever and good and exploring, or just that the pacific islanders in particular are absolutely hard-core, and have been since well before they became recognizable as who they are today.
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