In addition to Dodos, Moas were flightless birds that once roamed their way into extinction. Some were 12 feet tall, others were turkey-sized, but all of them lived in what modern country?

There were nine species of Moas, and speculation about how many used to roam New Zealand varies from 58,000 to over 2.5 million. Their skeletons are usually reconstructed to suggest they stood upright like dinosaurs, but upon more study, it's thought that maybe they walked with their heads forward like kiwis.

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