Extinct animals

Extinct animals

Introduction
Do think that the world is too cruel to animals than they are to us people?Scientists can’t take care of the extinct animals like the Moa’s and more of them because we don't have the DNA.

Idea 1
Extinct animals should be carried like humans also some animals can be good because they are not dangerous they don’t bite.if the scientist got back the Moa  what would happen?.Moas were hunted to extinction as recently as 600 years ago, their feathers and eggs can still be found relatively intact.Moa DNA has already been extracted from ancient eggshells and projects to clone the Moa have already been attempted.
Idea 2

Some Moa’s die from a haast eagle, haast eagle was big and it was one of the biggest bird in Aotearoa.Haast eagle succumbed to the environmental damage resulting from Polynesian colonisation.It became extinct probably several hundred years ago, along with the Moa, its main food source. Trevor Worthy says that Maori did kill them as their bones have been found in middens and fashioned into tools.they are dangerous because they have strong claws and can see butter hear butter and also think butter with their head.

And what would you do with you saw a haast eagle today?

Idea 3

Know let’s talk about the haast eagle,haast eagle are the dangers they have strong Grab that can hold on Tight.haast eagle is  between 2 and 3 metres, and weighing up to 13 kilograms the Haast's eagle is the largest eagle ever to have existed in the world.Also Maori oral tradition from the late 1800s records that it lived "in the mountains" until its extinction. One study estimated the prehistoric total population at 3,000 - 4,500 breeding pairs. Haast's eagle became extinct 500-600 years ago, around the same time that all Moa species became extinct.

Idea 4

one of the tallest birds that ever lived on the planet. Females were taller and heavier than males.Moa was covered with rough feathers that was brown or black in color. Moa was ostrich-like bird with small head, stout, triangular beaks, long neck, large body and strong legs.Some people think the Moa is still alive,the Moa were, in fact, the most giant of bird things, with some species reaching 12 or 13 feet in height. All species (scientists think that there were about 1 were entirely flightless. They are thought to have survived up until around 1500, before being hunted to extinction.Thirty-six whole Moa eggs exist in museum collections and vary greatly in size (from 120–240 millimetres 4.7–9.4 in length and 91-178 millimetres (3.6–7.0 in) wide). The outer surface of Moa eggshell is characterised by small, slit-shaped pores.

Conclusion

Because they have strong grab