Extinct Animals

The length and weight of Orkoraptor is about 4.2 meters and 175kg respectively.

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They no longer exist as a modern day species. In fact, all of them died out about 250million years ago.

This should have some additional info if you're interested in their history along with some fossil identifications.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trilobite

Yes, the Haast Eagle is extinct. It was the largest known Eagle to have existed. They lived on the South Island of New Zealand. For more details, please see site listed below.

A Pluto year/orbit around the sun is every 248 Earth years,... So all you have to do is find how long the length is of 1 of its orbits and divide it by 248 and you get your answer. By the way I am a 4th grader and get strait A+s on report cards

The Manis Mastodon Site was an archaeogical dig on which the remains of an American Mastadon was found.

The discovery of this particular Mastadon was significant because it dated the existence of the Mastadon west of the Cascade Range to 14,000 years ago, instead of the 9,600 to 6,000 years that was originally believed.

About 2, 3, or 4 times the size of a grey wolf of today.

A turdmister is the person who walks behind a horse or animal. In parades catching the animal turds with baskets.

Dinosaurs.

That would be a "lass." A lad is a boy in Ireland, and a lass is a girl. A more affectionate term, usually for a younger girl, would be "lassie." Not to be confused with the dog Lassie.

Animals become extinct from over hunting, mass extinction's ect. It all depends on how its happening. If over hunting try to get the area protected and hunting free, look on the internet to see if the species is protected by the government and other programs and see how to help. Now a mass extinction is a rate in time when 1000's of species die from one event, yet it all depends on what, there is usely noting a normal person can do to stop a event like that but, the government will probly find something to do!

Well I hope this helped.

I know that the average size for a saber tooth is 3 ft. 5 in. in hight.

There are 2 options.

1. Grind the plate up very finely, then it will pass through the digestive system unchanged

2. Make your plate from an edible material first, such as pastry or rice.

The lion-tailed macaque, Malabar civet, gray jungle fowl, and Bay Island forest lizard are animals endemic to India. Plants endemic to India include neelakurinji, forest spider lily, and the siroi lily.

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.

because it has been killed

Yes - but they are now extinct.

The correct name for the Tasmanian Tiger was Thylacine, and they were a distant relative of the Tasmanian devil and the numbat. They were once found all over the Australian continent, but by the time Europeans settled in Australia, they were only known in Tasmania. They were dasyurids, meaning they were carnivorous marsupials.

The last known Thylacine died in the Hobart zoo in 1936.

The smilodon and the dinicitis are both types of large cats. The smilodon is a descendant of the minced, and the dinicitis was a descendant of the minced, as well, and was related to the dinicitis.

Most likely yes. The saber-toothed cat was a compact, tough animal with deadly weapons. A black bear would not stand a chance. Amateur guess is probably not. The "saber teeth" of the extinct cat have been found to be very fragile. They were used to puncture arteries of already-subdued herbivore prey, so in a fight will another predator they'd be at risk of damaging their teeth. Tiring out a herbivore so you can get it in the neck is one thing. A bear would be fighting back. Unless the cat was much bigger than the bear and caught it by surprise, I'm thinking the cat would run the second it noticed the bear wasn't going to go down without a fight. Just a guess based on what I've read.

The same way as the rest of the dinosaurs.

The Moa was a large flightless bird of the order Dinornithiformes. Weighing up to 250Kg and 2.5 metres high, it was hunted to extinction by the Maoris by about 400 years ago.

Same as today, but more than this- can add the extinct species of last twenty five centuries

The Permian extinction is called the "Great Dying" because it was earth's largest mass extinction which wiped out as much as 95% of life.

Thylacinus cynocephalus.