Gastornis, also known as Diatryma, lived during the Paleocene to the early Eocene epochs, approximately from 65 to 45 million years ago. This large flightless bird inhabited regions of what is now North America and Europe. Its existence coincided with the aftermath of the dinosaur extinction, as mammals began to diversify and fill ecological niches.
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The gastornis lived in western woodlands of europe and north america
Gastornis, a large flightless bird that lived during the late Paleocene to early Eocene epochs, likely faced few natural predators due to its size. However, young or juvenile gastornis may have been vulnerable to large carnivorous mammals, such as early members of the order Carnivora, and possibly large reptiles. Additionally, competition for food and habitat with other large herbivores could have also impacted their survival. Overall, while adult gastornis had few predators, their young faced more risks in their environment.
Scientist are not officially sure what species, Gastornis evolved into, but probably evolved into a group of large, predatory birds called Phorusrhacids or 'Terror Birds'. The only information that contradicts this is the fact Terror Birds originated in South America, while Gastornis was native to North America. So most likely, Terror birds evolved from a close cousin of Gastornis, that existed in South America, during the time Gastornis roamed. This means that the actual species of Gastornis may have gone extinct without evolution.
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yes, gastornis was 2.3 metres long and 3 metres tall.
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yes there were prehistoric birds,infact after the dinosaurs birds ruled.one of which was a gastornis,humungus in size this bird feasted on anything it could find.extreamly teratorial and had a very good maternal instinct one of its favourite foods were mamals what had just evolved after the dinosaurd had died with a comet or a volcanic erruption there are many theorys.
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