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Birds can become extinct for a variety of different reasons. Human hunting, loss of habitat resulting in a decrease in food, or severe climate events can lead to extinction.

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Each dinosaur were murdering each other like biting, jumping on each other, and eating each other

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The same people who killed the Dodo bird. They hunted them until there was no more left.


forest clearing was part of the problem with the moa bird.

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there were lots of things which caused animals to be extinct. Ice age, deforestation, poachers global warming.

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An asteroid that hit Earth during the Jurassic Period supposedly finished off these giant reptiles. However some reported sightings have taken place in Africa.

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Why are the Polynesians held responsible for the extinction of moa?

Actually, the Polynesians were not held responsible for the extinction of the moa, which was a large bird. The moa was mostly hunted in prehistoric times in its native New Zealand by the Maori.


How old was the moa when it became extint?

It was hunted to extinction in the 18th century after the extinction of the elephant bird in the 17th century.


What is the tallest bird in New Zealand?

It used to be the Moa before it was hunted to extinction by Maori.


What is a three letter bird that starts with the letter M?

The Moa, a large flightless bird, hunted to extinction my the Maoris.


This bird is now extinct starting with M?

A flightless bird that starts with 'm' is the Moa.


How tall was the tallest moa?

The Moa was a large flightless bird of the order Dinornithiformes. Weighing up to 250Kg and 2.5 metres high, it was hunted to extinction by the Maoris by about 400 years ago.


The Dimensions of a Moa?

No extinction is as well documented as that of the New Zealand Moa (pronounced mo-ah). It was a large flightless bird of the order Dinornithiformes. Weighing up to 250Kg and 2.5 metres high, it was hunted to extinction by the Maoris by about 400 years ago. The Moa occupied the ecological niche in New Zealand of the antelope, rhinoceros and kangaroo and lived in habitats from forest to alpine tundra.


In what time period was the prehistoric Moa of NewZealand alive in?

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


Where does the native bird moa come from?

The Moa is a now-extinct flightless bird which once inhabited New Zealand.


What is an extinct bird that has only 3 letters?

The bird is a Moa. You can read more at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moa Cheers!


What is moa bird?

No extinction is as well documented as that of the New Zealand Moa (pronounced mo-ah). It was a large flightless bird of the order Dinornithiformes. Weighing up to 250Kg and 2.5 metres high, it was hunted to extinction by the Maoris by about 400 years ago. The Moa occupied the ecological niche in New Zealand of the antelope, rhinoceros and kangaroo and lived in habitats from forest to alpine tundra. They were abundant when the Maoris arrived in New Zealand about 1,000 years ago. Being so easy to catch and kill, only the best parts of the bird were eaten, the rest being discarded. One site alone shows evidence of 30,000 to 90,000 birds having been butchered over the period of Maori habitation. Dr Tim Flannery's book, "The Future Eaters" gives a good account of the extinction of the Moa and he quotes "Prodigious Birds" by Atholl Anderson as a "splendid work on the Moa".


What caused the death of moa Zedong?

Moa Zedong die cause of AIDS.