Dodos

buffaloes were killed near extinction in the early 1900s

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to most people

no.

they are from mauritius island .

Though there are very rarely reports to the otherwise, particularly on Hawaiʻi and East Maui, all members of the genus Moho are thought to be extinct, the last known species being Moho braccatus from Kauaʻi hasnʻt been reliably reported for decades.

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no they are not. they are normally black and other colours

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Dodo Soomro was the hero of Sindh who fought for sindh in order to protect the mother land sindh from the ruler of Delhi.

Acutally Soomro or soomra is a tribe in sindh with the population nowadys about 1 million.

The Soomra ruled Sindh from 750-1351. Their capital "Ropa Mari" was situated near the border of India.

Dodo was the last ruler of soomra tribe. Who got martyrdom on the fighting with Alladin Khalji. On the place of "Ropa Mari" every year a festival is celebrated.

yes,like all birds.

There would have been quite a few ! It wasn't actually discovered by explorers until 1598 - by 1681, it had been completely wiped out by people hunting it for meat.

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The extinct flightless bird, the dodo, could not kill any other animals, and likely fed on fruit, nuts, grain, roots, and insects. It is reported to have used gizzard stones to help grind food, and its beak seems designed to crack open hard food.

The elephant bird, native to Madagascar, was hunted primarily for its large size, which provided a significant source of meat for early human settlers. Its eggs, the largest of any known bird, were also sought after for food and possibly for their decorative value. Additionally, habitat destruction and hunting pressures contributed to their extinction, as they were unable to adapt to the rapid changes brought by human activities.

No, the dodo bird did not live in Canada. The dodo was native to the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean. It became extinct in the late 17th century, primarily due to human activities and the introduction of non-native species. Canada is not part of the dodo's historical range.

They don't, as they are extinct. I can find no reference to anyone's studying this when they were alive. We don't really know how long birds sleep. It varies with species and habitat, but they don't seem to need it like we do.

To make a dodo model for your school project, start by gathering materials like clay, paper mache, or cardboard for the body structure. Shape the body with a rounded body, a large beak, and small wings, then paint it with the dodo's characteristic grayish-brown feathers. You can also add details like the feet and eyes using smaller pieces of material. Finally, consider displaying your model on a base that represents its natural habitat, like a tropical island.

The cardinal is an abundant species throughout his range, able to adjust to most habitats.

it was a mythical creature

The fractional banking system allows banks to hold only a fraction of their deposits in reserve while lending out the remainder. This practice enables banks to create money through loans, stimulating economic activity by increasing the money supply. However, it also means that banks are susceptible to runs if too many depositors withdraw their funds simultaneously, as they do not have enough liquid reserves to cover all deposits. Overall, this system plays a crucial role in modern economies by facilitating credit and liquidity.

The saying "dead as a dodo" came from the fact that the dodo became a symbol of extinction of a species. Within 70-90 years of the dodo being discovered, it had been hunted and preyed to extinction. The saying "dead as a dodo" had a finality about it - it was irreversibly, undeniably dead, and there was no hope.