Terror bird

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Terror Birds Evolution

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Terror Bird 😱😱 by atrox1 on DeviantART Phorusrhacids, colloquially known as terror birds, are an extinct clade of large carnivorous…

The six-million-year-old tracks of a giant carnivorous bird show that this hunter was not so different from its earlier dinosaur relatives.

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The Terror Birds are birds that appeared in the 2008 film, 10,000 B.C. It appears to be just like an ordinary terror bird, with feather crests located on the top of its head, light brownish grey necks, sharp beaks, three fingers, dark brown feathers, and a body shape similar to a modern seriema. They hunt in packs to chase their prey and ultimately kill it. They were only found in South America(with the only exception being Titanis) and were never native to the Old World, they also became…

These vicious carnivores used their heavy beaks to batter obstacles and tear flesh, and left little of their victims intact. Flightless birds, these 8-foot-tall predators could none the less run 65 km/h – making them pretty difficult to take down. Primeval: New World official description[1] Terror Birds were large, carnivorous, flightless birds from between the Early Pliocene and Early Pleistocene epochs of the Cenozoic era. Terror Birds possessed heavily-built bodies - with a long, curved…

Phorusrhacids, known as terror birds, are a group of extinct carnivorous flightless birds in South America during the Cenozoic era, 62 to 1.8 mya. Their long legs enabled them to run at high speed and long necks absorbed the impact made with powerful curved beaks. (Saul Marchese / ArtStation)