the modern goose
Gallimimus means "chicken mimic" in Latin. It is a genus of theropod dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period and is known for its long legs and slender body, which suggest it was a fast runner. The name reflects its bird-like features, particularly its beak and overall shape, which resemble those of modern birds. Gallimimus is often recognized as one of the largest known members of the Ornithomimosauria group, commonly referred to as "ostrich dinosaurs."
Gallimimus was created in 1972.
Some examples of plants that resemble birds include the bird of paradise plant, which has colorful and unique flowers that resemble a bird's head, and the cockscomb plant, which has vibrant, feathery blooms that resemble a rooster's comb.
The Gallimimus was a 4 meters long and could reach speeds of 65 km/h. About as fast as a modern racehorse.
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A boatswain bird is a tropical bird, Latin name Phaethon aethereus, often found far from land, whose call is said to resemble the whistle of a boatswain's pipe.
Yes. It ate insects and small vertebrates.
Colonial protists
Some examples of flowers that resemble birds in appearance include the bird of paradise flower, the parrot tulip, and the cockscomb flower.
C) Many traits of modern birds resemble the fossils of winged dinosaurs C) Many traits of modern birds resemble the fossils of winged dinosaurs
Adult Gallimimus were two meters (6 feet) tall at the hip. They had long necks, though, making them about fifty percent taller than that when they held their heads high.
Cheetha. I think a gallimisus runs longer