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@aurora.ae_: The strongest demon | about promo - DM #anime #animeedit #animetiktok #edit #demonslayer #demonslayeredit #kokushibou #foryoupage #viral
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In 1839, a London anatomist was shown a scrap of bone from New Zealand that looked like it came from an ox. The bone was about 15 centimeters (6 inches) long, part of a thigh bone. Richard Owen, of the Royal College of Surgeons, studied it and decided it came from a large flightless bird, nearly the size of an ostrich. That November he told the Zoological Society of London that such a bird had lived in New Zealand, if it didn't still. It was a bold claim to make from one piece of bone. In January 1843, a shipment of moa bones from New Zealand reached him. They proved him right, and the bird turned out to be even bigger than an ostrich. Owen named it Dinornis, the giant moa. Female giant moa could reach leaves 3.6 meters (12 feet) off the ground and weighed up to about 250 kilograms (550 pounds). The biggest males stood only about two thirds as tall as the biggest females, and males were once classed as separate species. In 2003, ancient DNA showed they were the males and females of one bird. By the time Owen saw that bone, the moa had been gone for centuries. Early Māori hunted them to extinction in less than 150 years after people settled New Zealand. This photo of Owen beside a giant moa skeleton was taken in the late 1870s. One scrap of bone was enough for Owen to see a bird nobody alive had ever seen.
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