Dodos

Dodos are a flightless bird that is related to species common today like pigeons and doves. It had evolved from flying ancestors and lost the ability to fly. Aside from that it was the same as the majority of modern birds. Flightlessness is not unknown in modern birds (penguin, emus, rheas, ostriches) so this is not a unique trait.

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"Quipu" is pronounced as "kee-poo." It refers to an ancient Incan device made of knotted strings used for record-keeping. If you're referring to a baby dodo, it would simply be called a "dodo chick," and "dodo" is pronounced as "doh-doh."

The dodo used to live on the island Mauritius, found in the Indian ocean

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The dodo bird did not live on a continent but rather on a group of islands in the Indian Ocean.

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It is not known when the Pyrenean ibex became extinct. Species are only declared extinct when there has been no confirmed sighting of a live specimen for fifty years.

The Pyrenean ibex was declared extinct in 2000.

No. One reason is that the dodo is now extinct. Also, the cheetah is the fastest land animal. Some birds can fly faster than it, but the dodo would not have done so as it was flightless.

The Dodo had no natural predators, and that being the case, it had never learned fear of other animals. When humans found the Dodo, it didn't hide, and certainly couldn't fly away. So, they were over hunted, and what wasn't hunted, was killed by the species that the pioneers of the day brought to the small island it inhabited, such as dogs, cats, pigs, and even rats. Not only did they kill the Dodo in large numbers, but they cut the forest down and burned it, in order to make farm land. The Dodo is a prime example of what can happen to any species when humans don't pay attention to the ecosystems they alter. Because the Dodo was killed off before anyone thought to consider the importance of what they were doing to the island and all the species that lived on it. The Dodo can serve as the wake up call for many areas, undergoing the same type of thoughtless development. Plus the Dodo bird is a valuable part of our history, we need to learn as much as possible from our part mistakes, to make sure we don't repeat them. For more details, please see the sites listed below.

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Usually means a "moron" or something to that extent.

Dodo can mean moron. Or for example:

if someone were to trip over their own feet, they'd be a dodo.

If they were to miss something that was right in front of them, they're a dodo.

My dog: she just sits there sometimes tilting her head from side to side. She's a dodo.

Me: I switch my binders right before lunch, and to forget my calculator that sits right at the top of my locker would make me a dodo. That shelf is almost right in front of my face.

Those are just a few examples. "Dodo" is a pretty flexible term sometimes. And to all you difficult people out there, it has nothing to do with the bird. (cough- Nadia Malik-cough)

Here is an exhibit on the dodo and what it could have looked like:

The dodo lived on the island of Mauritius.

These animals make many different sounds. They grunt and chirp. They even purr with a growl like sound. They are loud and vocal. They squeal a lot.

Yes, it is a word, and an extinct bird