Although quite famous, the Dodo is sadly not the only extinct bird. It had been calculated that since the year 1500, over 190 species of birds had disappeared from the face of earth forever, among them the aforementioned Dodo, the Elephant bird, the New Zealand Quail, the Red Rail and the Bermuda Night Heron.
none there extinct
Neither there both extinct
Extinct Birds - Rothschild book - was created in 1907.
The dodo has been extinct since the 17th century. Hence the phrase, 'dead as a dodo'.
The elephant birds and dodo birds both lived in the tropics, not anywhere near the North Pole. Elephant birds were native to the African island of Madagascar. Dodo birds lived on the Muaritius Islands, also off the coast of southern Africa.
1,200 birds are currently extinct
Actually all of them are extinct. The birds related to the dodo birds are still alive. They died because of a natural equation on Earth.
Yes. Sadly,they became extinct in the 17th century.
You cannot preserve something that is already extinct!
Being extinct, neither is common.
There are no dodo birds around now, they are extinct.
Both birds are now extinct.