Dodos

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.

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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.

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Nothing was done to protect the Dodo. They were killed and eaten by sailors. Rats and cats from passing ships also helped to bring about their extinction. Being flightless and unaware of human or animal predators, they proved easy prey.

for food

The dodo birds were hunted to extinction by people as they were used as a tasty snack.

You mean 'extinct', not 'exist'. The dodo was a flightless bird that didn't move fast. When European explorers came across them it was very easy to catch them, so all were caught and slaughtered in a matter of a few years.

Dodos were not the 'stupid', clumsy birds many people today think they were. They had a number of adaptations that made them hardy survivors in a fairly harsh environment, until men hunted them to extinction.

The dodo had a beak which was 22 cm long, and hooked at the end. This was perfect for the food it ate, which was fallen fruit, especially that of the Tambalacoque tree. It had truncated wings which it could use to fend off any possible attackers found on the island of Mauritius. For the most part, however, the island was predator-free, and thus the dodo adapted to life on the ground - it did not need to fly. Hence, it also made its nest on the ground. The dodo also had a tough skin, which made it difficult and unpalatable to eat.

no dodos are only fairly recently extinct

Because their bones were found on the island of Mauritius and now they are in museums in London and Paris

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