Dodos

No these creatures were not aquatic they lived it montain ranges

Dodo birds are now extinct, they used to live in lots of environments but the habitat they like the most is where they eat and live off of the tigers habitat. Scientist think that dodo birds used to live in Africa before they got extinct. but i believe they should search around to find the remains and bones of the dodo birds.

THE one and only WOOLLY MAMMOTH it has long fur that can be almost smelt by a human, it has two sharp tusks that are seen to be curved about 5m long or 16ft , also are very tall, also lastly scientist are actually very close to the close discovery of remaking a woolly mammoth.

The Dodo bird was last seen in 1662, so it went extinct about that time.

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The dodo birds main predators were man, hence the fact they are now extinct. The Dutch sailors killed them for food. Dutch sailors brought pigs, monkeys, and rats, and the dodo also became prey to these animals.

There are none still alive. They went extinct somewhere between 1662 and 1693. the exact date of their extinction is disputed. They died out because humans over-hunted them and destroyed their habitat. When the Dodo birds were discovered they were already endangered because of a recent flash flood on their habitats.

Just like me, they want to be, close to you

Horse slaughter is NOT illegal in the United States, though certain states (such as New Jersey) ban the slaughter of horses for human consumption. The problem with using horse flesh for food is that saddle soap might slightly taint the meat. What IS illegal (by federal statute) is killing wild mustangs that were released in the US hundreds of years ago by the Spaniards. Some believe wild horses are an invasive species that foul springs and increase erosion by tearing up creek banks and destroying native habitats. However, there are tens of thousands more head of cattle and sheep being grazed for profit on public lands that do far more harm to the landscape than the relatively few wild herds left behind after the massive Bureau of Land Management roundups in recent years.

Although some states prohibit the slaughter of horses for human consumption, there is no federal law banning the practice. There are cultural taboos against the consumption of horse meat, which is why most horses slaughtered in the US are exported to other countries. Plus, since horses are not raised for human consumption like cattle, for instance, their diets are not free of drugs and feed additives that would be considered undesirable for the palette of European horse meat purchasers.

A zylabot im pretty sure is not a thing!!!!!!!!!!

theyre extinct

The dodo did not in fact survive. The reasoning for this is thought to be because the dodo's beack had grown too big for it to be able to consume any more food. All the food that was small enough to get into holes which are small did so, and therefore, the dodo did not manage to survive on the little food sources which were now available to it in small loads.

The Dodo bird is not an endangered species; it is an extinct species of bird. It is widely known that dodo birds became extinct because of human intervention; they were doing fine, minding their own business, until humans found these to be a good source of food and sustenance. So humans hunted them until their hearts' content, devoured their eggs and fed any remains to the hunting dogs.

Dodo birds are extinct - period.

no actually theeir subprotonic in the seams of their moleculation and do not obtain the pasifistant qualities of a living organism to todays stardards but are more radiowaves of botanical irony.

Pterosaurs died out 65.5 million years ago during the same cataclysmic event that wiped out the non-avian dinosaurs and 75% of Earth's species. Most scientists believe that this event, the K-T Extinction, was the result of a 6 mile wide asteroid that smashed into the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, leaving a 100 mile wide crater. So much dust and ash was launched into the atmosphere that sunlight was blocked for months or years. This caused plants to die, and thus the animals that ate them also died. In turn, the carnivores starved, and that would have included the pterosaurs.

Answer2: That dinosaurs existed abundantly throughout the earth, in an ancient landscape long ago vanished, is obvious from the fossil record. But these amazing creatures, along with countless other animal and plant kinds, passed out of existence. As to just when these things took place, paleontologist D. A. Russell states: "Unfortunately, existing methods for measuring the duration of events that happened so long ago are relatively imprecise." Fossil record does not yield its secrets so easily and that no one on earth today really knows all the answers.

Listing some speculations as to what happened to them, Princeton scientist G. L. Jepson stated:

"Authors with varying competence have suggested that dinosaurs disappeared because the climate deteriorated . . . or that the diet did. . . . Other writers have put the blame on disease, parasites, . . . changes in the pressure or composition of the atmosphere, poison gases, volcanic dust, excessive oxygen from plants, meteorites, comets, gene pool drainage by little mammalian egg-eaters, . . . cosmic radiation, shift of Earth's rotational poles, floods, continental drift, . . . drainage of swamp and lake environments, sunspots."-The Riddle of the Dinosaur.

It is apparent from such speculation that scientists are not able, with any certainty, to answer the question: What happened to the dinosaurs?

Because Dillan Vollans and Elliot Devaney Were Not There To Scare Them!!

Dromiceiidae: The Emu. Emu and cassowary eggs both vie for the title of the second largest egg, second only to the ostrich. Emu and cassowary eggs are basically the same size.

Dodos certainly are not dangerous now - they have been extinct since the late 17th century.

Nor were they dangerous prior to their extinction. They were not afraid of people, and, once they were discovered in 1598, became easy prey for both hungry humans, and introduced species.

The height of a Dodo bird is roughly a metre.

The dodo bird was particularly clumsy and flightless making them very easy to catch. Due to this fact people would hunt and kill the bird indiscriminately and eat its eggs. This meant the only 200 years after the bird was discovered, it became extinct.

They came form MAURITIUS, a small island in the Indian Ocean.

Yes. In fact they were, their feathers were quite beautiful so those were used for decoration and clothing, their bones where dense and strong (because they were Flightless Birds, so their bones were of a different density than the birds of flight, who had light and poris bones) so they could be used for building spears and weapons, and their meat was quite tasty. In fact the last known person to try Dodo meat was Daniel F. Mathew, who stated that it tasted remarkably like veal. All these factors actually contributed to its extinction. Because of its usefulness the native human tribes killed them off for their resources.

Stone Age refers to when human beings used stone tools. There were no human beings at all until all the dinosaurs (unless one counts birds) were long dead, so, no, dinosaurs are NOT from the Stone Age.

Dodo birds are:

-fat (they were hunted for their meat)

-featherry

-big beak

-very stupid

- 2cm long legs

-The name comes from Rican Dodo who found these type of birds in 1876 (he was a Mexican explorer)