The moa had 10 different types of species.But now they are all extinct.
The various species of Moa native to New Zealand existed up until the 1400 when Maori tribesmen hunted them to extinction. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moa#Extinction
The extinct Giant Moa: Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Order: Dinornithiformes Family: Dinornithidae Genus: Dinornis Species: Dinornis novae zealandiae (North Island giant moa) Dinornis robusta (South Island giant moa).
There is debate as to the speed at which moa could run. There are several studies that have looked at the proportions and positions of the leg bones, and concluded various speeds. It is possible that some species of moa could run relatively quickly, but not as quickly as an ostrich.
Five species and two sub-species of Kiwi, the Kakapo, the Takahe, the Weka, The Auckland Island Teal, the Campbell Island Teal and six species of Penguin are all flightless birds of New Zealand.
Species of plants and animals that are not native to a given ecosystems are called invasive species. They can be very threatening to other species.
The Moa's were a large Emu/ostrich type of bird. However there were several species of Moa, some the size of a chicken and some that could stretch as tall as a 2 story building.
The moa were large flightless birds endemic to New Zealand. They have been extinct since about the 1600-1700s. There were several species and sizes. The tallest moa was 1.8m to the highest point on its back.
We know that the Moa was a large bird, thus it would have had access to good nutrition - and they were vegetarians. Fortunately, some sub-fossil moa have been discovered, with their stomach contents intact enough to identify the species of vegetation. A most excellent book, Prodigious Birds by Athol Anderson has detailed information.
Anika Moa's birth name is Anika Rose Moa.
No the moa did not have good hearing
the height of a moa would be