Dodo, Anomaly Research Centre
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Description
Dodos were flightless, trusting birds, famously known for becoming extinct in the 17th Century due to rats and hunting by dogs and humans. The Dodo was a flightless bird which stood about one metre tall and weighed twenty kilograms. Though clumsy, Dodos were still fast and elusive and able to easily slip and scatter between groups of larger animals and evade them and cause confusion through this. Dodos were passive and friendly in behaviour, as well as curious and trusting, due to the initial la
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