Flightless Birds Size Comparison Living Extinct

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1.Lyall's wren and Stephens Island
2.Brown mesite
3.Okarito kiwi
4.Great spotted kiwi
5.Weka
6.Kakapo
7.Flightless cormorant
8.Red rail
9.Sylviornis neocaledoniae
10.Aptornis defossor
11.Great auk
12.King Island emu
13.Dodo
14.Lesser rhea
15.Kangaroo island emu
16.Emperor penguin
17.Upland moa (Megalapteryx didinus)
18.Little bush moa
19.Cosatal moa and Broad billed moa (Euryapteryx curtus)
20.Dwarf cassowary
21.Greater rhea
22.Ergilornis rapidus
23.Crested moa (Pachyornis australis)
24.Southern cassowary
25.Mantell's moa (Pachyornis geranoides)
26.Eastern moa (Emeus crassus)
27.Anthropornis nordenskjoeldi
28.Heavy-footed moa (Pachyornis elephantopus)
29.Titanis walleri
30.Tasmanian emu
31. Emu
32.Somali ostrich
33.Paraphysornis brasiliensis
34.Common ostrich
35.Syrian ostrich
36.Genyornis
37.Diatryma (Gastornis gigantea)
38.Phorusrhacos
39.Kelenken guillermoi
40.Brontornis
41.Dromornis
42.South Island giant moa (Dinornis robustus)
43.North Island giant moa (Dinornis novaezealandiae)
44.Vorombe titan
45.Elephant bird (Aepyornis maximus)
46.Giant ostrich (Pachystruthio dmanisensis)
Animals Size Comparison
Hayvanlar Boy Karşılaştırma
Comparaison de la taille des animaux
Vergleich der Tiergrößen
การเปรียบเทียบขนาดสัตว์
Comparando o Tamanho dos Animais
Сравнение размеров животных
مقارنة أحجام الحيوانات
動物 大きさ 比較
动物大小比较
HAYVANLAR BOY KARŞILAŞTIRMA
Dev hayvanlar,Nesli Tükenmiş Hayvanlar,Memeliler ve Yırtıcılar,Eski çağ,Boynuzgiller
Vahşi Hayvalar,Büyük Hayvanlar,Orman hayvanları,Belgesel,Hayvanlar Alemi,Etçil Hayvanlar
Kanatlı Hayvanlar,Avcı Hayvalar,Hayvan Krallığı,Buz Devri,Dinozorlar,Dev kuşlar,deve kuşu,kuş fosilleri,kanatlı hayvanlar,uçamayan kuşlar,Büyük kuşlar,terör kuşu,kuşlar boy karşılaştırma
COMPARAISON DE LA TAILLE DES ANIMAUX
France: Animaux de la ferme,Animaux afrique,Animaux à la loupe,Animaux chat,Animaux chien
Animaux dangereux,Vidéos d'animaux,Animaux en danger,animaux hybrides,Animaux fantastiques
Les plus grands animaux de tous les temps,Comparaison de la taille des animaus disparus
ANIMALS SIZE COMPARISON
English: Giant animals,exinct animals,miocene megafanua,mammals,prehistoric kingdom
animals,prehistoric planet,ice age,fossil,World largest animals,Birds size comparison,species bird,giant birds,fossil birds,giant ostrich,terror birds

[@jasonertle4185]

It’s such a shame the moas are all gone. There’s not a single species of them left alive today and they were around as recently as a few hundred years ago. Equally as tragic was the fact that their extinction also led to the extinction of the Haast’s Eagle which fed almost exclusively on the moas.

[@cagatayyilmaz7378]

Ohhh ahhhhhhh

[@arlaputra6363]

We can't blame the condition at that time. The people needed food to survive, and they overhunted Moa for food... Besides, animal conservation program did not exist at that time...

[@ericscott9029]

True, but scientists could try to bring them back. Typically if an animal has been extinct for so long, there is a point where they can't possibly be cloned, but considering there are Moa specimens from 500-600 years ago which is very very recent in terms of fossils, they would be easier to bring back than lets say the Wooly Mammoth.

[@arlaputra6363]

@@ericscott9029 yes, but I think it will create another species, not exactly the same species. Because from what I read, scientist would do that to their relatives. So, the newborn baby would be the combination of two species. Am I right?

[@saurongor]

Se can still clone them

[@movienaut]

I didn't even know there were an ostrich that gigantic once upon a time!

[@angeloddrev]

Nor me the penguin. I can't imagine a penguin the size of a man!

[@ishrendon6435]

@@angeloddrev lol yeah its scary

[@nadaaa748]

EMU

[@nadaaa748]

Flightless cormorant

[@nadaaa748]

red rail

[@Zabi-S]

Kelenken just looks absolutely brutal. What an amazing apex predator it must have been.

[@williamjordan5554]

Big cats doomed them.

[@kaikwokhoratiowong1023]

5:32

[@che3601]

was on it's way to going right back to a dinosaur lol, look at them arms

[@nadaaa748]

EMPEROR PENGUIN

[@slametdinatadinata645]

@@williamjordan5554 such as sabertooth

[@Random_Nobody_Official]

Me: **sees great auk & dodo** wait, they died? Also me: **cries**

[@Kohikiioverlord]

You didnt know that dodos died

[@Random_Nobody_Official]

@@Kohikiioverlordwell, i did, i just forgot in the moment it came in the video

[@AK47-n5u]

@@Kohikiioverlord cause of extinction: hunting, lower birth rate, etc

[@AK47-n5u]

@@Random_Nobody_Official yes i hope in future to watch the science film about the EXTINCTION animal in there 2040

[@adiyantodidiet5515]

Dodo

[@Chewbaccafruit]

Fun fact, kiwis are ratites, just like rhea, emu, and ostrich. Go and see the size of those birds, then look at the size of the kiwi. The kiwi lays a single egg that is only marginally smaller than an ostrich egg. That right there is unfair.

[@greenghoul157]

Ikr it's crazy that a small bird lays such a giant egg relative to it's size they must have one of the worst births in the animal kingdom

[@cousinjuno]

Fascinating as always!

[@andrewzermeno5855]

IM DA BIGGEST BIRD 🦃

[@emperorofgondar]

Literally Vorombe, since more recent estimates place it slightly higher than Aepyornis

[@amongusteam5211]

@andrewzermeno5855 , you're not!🚫

[@Mikailodon]

Speaking of flightless birds, can you pls do a (non-avian) dinosaur size comparison?

[@yourticklechicken4845]

All dinosaurs are non avian lol

[@Mikailodon]

@@yourticklechicken4845 but birds are actually living dinosaurs

[@greekybol.8258]

@@Mikailodon yeeee

[@pman56789]

@@Mikailodon But birds are avian dinosaurs, not non-avian.

[@Mikailodon]

@@pman56789 yes but avian birds still count as being descended from non-avian dinosaurs. almost everyone supports that fact

[@ice_man81]

Imagine being a caveman and having too fight one of those big ass birds with nothing but a spear.

[@ekosubandie2094]

The Maori and early Madagascar settlers did

[@gustavosauro1882]

@@ekosubandie2094 and made all of them extinct

[@timeread3099]

@@gustavosauro1882 sometimes we underestimate our ancient ancestors

[@gavs06714]

I doubt that they had only spears.

[@schechter01]

Throwing spears would be a better option. You don't have to get within biting or kicking range of the bird that way.

[@molethep.m.necrolestes]

The giant birds like moas and elephant birds same rivaling the modern polar bears in size standing at 3 meters.

[@nadaaa748]

EMPEROR PENGUIN

[@nadaaa748]

LITTLE BUSH MOA

[@nadaaa748]

DWARF CASSOWARY

[@nadaaa748]

GREATER RHEA

[@nadaaa748]

DIATRYMA GASTORNIS GIGANTE

[@Markiz93]

You forgot the Inaccessible Island rail (Laterallus rogersi). It's the smallest flightless bird in the world, measuring 13 to 15.5 cm (5.1-6.1 in).

[@jasonertle4185]

I actually made a comment about this myself without having realized that you already had made one.

[@elcucuy1770]

​@@jasonertle4185 chill dawg indeed a lot of us know it

[@jasonertle4185]

For reference, the inaccessible island rail is the smallest flightless bird in the world at just 13-15.5 cm long and has a mass of just 35-49 grams. That should’ve been put in this video.

[@theowenstuart]

for the record ostriches are typically 240-280cm tall but this video has them maxing out at 210cm

[@beastinfection638]

lmao what? ostriches are most definitely not “typically 240-280cm tall”

[@theowenstuart]

@@beastinfection638 you haven’t seen an ostrich have you

[@araz1204]

Its the average height ig for the human also

[@inquisitive.lurker]

"typically"

[@udayajyothic4438]

Whoa!!!

[@mesutbulutut]

Abi sen nasıl bi kralsın ya. Aynı benim kafadasın. Uğraşıyorsun araştırıyorsun eline emeğine sağlık. Ülkede bilinmesi gereken değerlerden birisisin. Ama böyle bi ülkede senin gibi adamlar kıymet görmüyor.

[@averagecomicsenjoyer6545]

Ben aşırı meraklıyım bu tarz şeylere

[@karahanuzunoglu]

Ben de

[@ToastedToastwithasideofTOAST]

Flightless birds: birds *BIG BIRDS:dinosaur*

[@ayaankhan-eh1xy-g3e]

Thats like Saying humans are Big bats

[@ToastedToastwithasideofTOAST]

My comment does not make any sense.

[@ayaankhan-eh1xy-g3e]

@@ToastedToastwithasideofTOAST so you calling non avian dinosaurs birds does ?

[@prayasdash]

He's still kinda true tho, Dinosaurs became birds.

[@JPianoKingdom]

Also, even though Brontornis is heavier than Kelenken, Kelenken is still taller. But anyway, this video is great.

[@animalsaroundustv5410]

we love your channel very much, the video is very interesting, you guys do a great job, please make more new videos, we really support you ❤️

[@yaboiicj94]

I'll admit it, I'm hooked on these videos

[@Five5Four4One1]

6:39 Small Ostrich: Mama Medium Ostrich: Mom Giant Ostrich: hello mah babies now die

[@whitewolf3051]

Did not know there were other modern flight less birds other than penguins, ostriches, emu, rhea, kiwi, and cassowary. Of modern flight less bird, would like to ride an ostrich. Of the extinct flight less birds, *if* they were still around, would like to ride the moa, giant penguin, titanis, paraphyornis, diatryma, phorusrhacos, kelenken, giant ostrich, and all the other large extinct birds.

[@TheMidnadarkness]

love the video and maybe you will do fish size comparison :)

[@ellerthedino-torvosaurus]

PUT WITH LEEDSICTHYHS!

[@AK47-n5u]

Remember: no FNF and anime girl to attack flightless bird

[@soko4710]

I am glad that this video includes Lyall's Wren, but it was much smaller than 18cm long!

[@nguyenthithu2762]

Hell yeah finally flightless bird

[@cs19x]

Great video!!

[@NAPALM_Co]

I call it the "Headless Moa" [2:47]

[@arlaputra6363]

No, it's just looking to other side

[@HOE68YEN]

Lol

[@marcoantoniovilla8131]

@Annel Campa ☆ How many people are you subscribed o youtube? Damn thats a lot of people you are subscribed to and don't even watch there videos at all.

[@RahmatrianZ]

There's something that better extinct lol

[@amongusteam5211]

What?

[@carllson0062]

Can you make exticint and living cows and relatives (Bovidae) size comparison?

[@retnoartanti1976]

They did

[@pianoestandar5341]

0:17 I find it funny how I entered this video to see great prehistoric birds and this adorable little one appears with epic music

[@paulodario6377]

Isn't kelenken too small? As far as I remember (I don't know if it's still true) it was 3 meters and the dromornis 2.5 meters, if anyone has an article about its modified size, cool it

[@siobhandaly4740]

The emperor penguin is not extinct people just think it’s extinct

[@FakeMidday]

Favourite extinct bird : MOA bird Question: why did the moa bird die? I was sad when the moa died, it was a favorite bird in the Exctinct days. I hope it lives today, it has a lot of different moa birds :(

[@dancing-spaghetti]

Hunted to extinction by the early Maori the moa was native to New Zealand

[@bianciiieeegaming]

@@dancing-spaghetti and from that came the Haast's eagle extinction too as its main food source got wiped out

[@FakeMidday]

Thank you guys for answering my question ;)

[@kanishk5490]

I am watching this video even tho, I have a fear of flightless birds, it's like seeing a nightmare on KZbin 😨

[@glarbo3965]

Why are you scared of flightless birds

[@kanishk5490]

@@glarbo3965 bcoz the look creepy, they are disgusting, and a turkey 🦃 had attacked me when I was a child

[@glarbo3965]

@@kanishk5490 if a turkey attacks you just boot it

[@kanishk5490]

@@glarbo3965 it was a long time ago, since then I haven't come across any. In India they are pretty rare

[@nikolajilic2479]

Wait what obout the giant moa it was the largest right at like 3.5 meaters with titanis being at 3 meaters.Corect me if im wrong tho.

[@cloudy_suzan]

Kiwi is now exist in real world.

[@hack5960]

Elephant bird looks *ABSOLUTLEY BRUTAL*

[@tomm4073]

Nicely edited video, with sound effects.

[@Plotagonlavender2k5]

6:38 realise the ostriches needs the ostrich King

[@andrewrosas5232]

I didn’t realize emperor penguins were that big wtf lol

[@smithaanoop5836]

please all save animals trees birds etc we don't hurt or kill them they are poor they are extinct by human please save and help them next day they help and save we

[@liamfeatherstone924]

What can I say humans have liked chicken for longer than we knew

[@earlvass]

It’s hard to believe that dinosaurs roamed the earth

[@Padwarner4452]

Kevin from UP: “Why tf was I not invited” 🤨😠

[@JonJon-vg2nv]

Amazing video as always

[@tazm2480]

imagine if all the already dead gigantic birds were still alive

[@adityapratihari1584]

Loved your videos, make one on crocodiles mentioning their body mass if you can :)

[@nadaaa748]

COMMON OSTRICH

[@nadaaa748]

SYRIAN OSTRICH

[@nadaaa748]

DIATRYMA GASTORNIS GIGANTEA

[@nadaaa748]

PHORUSRHACOS

[@nadaaa748]

VOROMBE

[@dagger1580]

Pisses me off how alot of these birds went extinct because of us humans!

[@thomasnuedling9167]

Very interesting!🐧

[@Bvetrayed]

A lot of them have recently become extinct :(

[@MomoHibiki]

🌸.+Because they abused too many humans+.🌸

[@LastBrigadiez]

flightless birds are so helpless against humans because they can’t fly and avoid humans that’s why many went extinct very recently.

[@whyareyoureadingmynickname8158]

@@LastBrigadiez It's not just because of humans. A lot of the smaller flightless birds were getting completely destroyed by dogs and cats and became extinct because of them. Who would have thought that our pets could cause such a disaster?

[@yourticklechicken4845]

@@whyareyoureadingmynickname8158 still its humans fault since we were the ones that tamed cats and dogs

[@yourticklechicken4845]

@@LastBrigadiez cassowaris, terror birds: am i a joke to u?

[@bpdboy2006]

Wait what I thought the elephant bird was the largest bird in existence???

[@imtyler99yearsago90]

yeah

[@inquisitive.lurker]

It probably is, but there is some confusion in the popular science media. The most popular elephant bird is Aepyornis maximus, the one commonly said to exceed 500kg. There is a lesser known bird, Vorombe titan (6:11 in video), part of the same elephant bird family, that has been estimated to exceed 720kg and is just as tall.

[@inquisitive.lurker]

@tf_ uwu Vorombe is part of the elephant bird family. This distinction gets lost in most media.

[@inquisitive.lurker]

@tf_ uwu v. Titan is one species within the family

[@greenghoul157]

I find it sad that moas are completely extinct they are a very interesting looking species

[@AK47-n5u]

5:02 it's really sad form kingdom Saudi Arabia prime minister pet to look this I'm not joking she like it😬🥶👌

[@reckless-zv3fh]

yes in fact some were 3ft or even 12ft even tho dose not say this in the video still they were cuz i looked it up ;-; but yes the at interesting found in nz,and also did you know only 3 perfect eggs of it remain

[@rainluna9765]

Humans wiped them all out

[@doomdude3034]

and the majority went extinct within 1000 years

[@bianciiieeegaming]

@@rainluna9765 it's because they only had the Haast's eagle as a predator so it was fine until humans realised it was easy food and wiped them out quickly then the Haast's eagle also went extinct due to its food source disappearing

[@gabe2631]

I love your videos, but can you please use a different font and color? I have a very hard time reading the words.

[@youfaceinst568]

Из некогда великих, грозных динозавров, получилась курица😃

[@КрокодилВВанной]

Из некогда великого и разумного человека получился Моргенштерн

[@shuginubi]

it's really sad that Maori didn't figured out how to domesticate Moa. How cool would be that!

[@imtyler99yearsago90]

Can you do a marsupial size comparison Living and Extinct

[@ellerthedino-torvosaurus]

NO ONE ASKING YOU!

[@adiyantodidiet5515]

*sees corstal moa and tasmanian emu and all* dies

[@theguywithredeyes]

Broad billed moa looked like it had no head😂

[@jabbarmuhammad]

Amazing looking flightless birds

[@muhannadjbara2656]

great smart hard work . Thanx a lot .

[@amazonlife2609]

Can you please make a video on amphibians? That would be amazing!

[@lemanveliyeva2359]

Many good video was

[@Titanelephantbird]

operational estimates (body mass) Dromornis stirtoni 350-650 kg (300 kg) Aepyornis maximus 300-600 kg (450 kg) Dinornis giganteus 250-500 kg (300 kg) Bullockornis planei 250-400 kg (300 kg) Genyornis newtoni 250-350 kg (275 kg) Dromornis australis 200-240 kg (220 kg) Diatryma gigantea 175-225 kg (200 kg) Ilbandornis woodburnei 150-200 kg (175 kg) Ilbandornis lawsoni 100-200 kg (150 kg) Bullockornis sp. 100-150 kg (120 kg) Barawertornis tedfordi 60-80 kg (70 kg)

[@jarirkhanwildlifecollectio4723]

New subscriber.

[@saturntheguy]

RIP dodo.. you were always cute..

[@jz00826]

Flightless birds Aka: New World Theropods

[@daisybuchanan8205]

These are some big ass scary looking birds.

[@justinw-s1694]

If you're gonna do something like this by height, then the Giant Moa should be at the top. Both were more then capable of lifting their heads to 3.6 meters in height.

[@shambles3458]

Something about those big land predator birds that disturb me more than other predators

[@j_mack1996]

What makes me sad is that some of the extinct ones were beautiful.

[@Mister.Blobby]

went from birds for food to food for birds

[@strawberrytiger6699]

I like heavy footed Moa and kelenken.

[@officialtigercountry4556]

Nice video bro elephant bird is my favourite

[@baawlzofsteel]

for some reason i thought the Titanis Walleri was a kelenken. LMAO

[@oofty2]

There's a bird bigger than the elephant bird I didn't know that.

[@coocoocrazy1237]

Speaking of ostriches..can you please make a video of big birds?

[@markrenselagujetas2605]

Living birds now👍🏻🕔 time VS Extinct RIP ALL old birds ⚰️

[@Goofy_ahh_account247]

When i was a kid , i thought that phorusrhacos related to modern ostrich and eagles

[@TubeMABuz]

Best videos. Thank you

[@ahmbensalem]

titanis is larger than the kelenken in size therm

[@gilsondasneves5086]

1:58 the legendary dodo !!!!

[@devk-dodo]

i like that the dodo was in here i like dodos

[@danielaguja8301]

4:06 I am the greatest flightless bird titanis walleri that is coming back by 2037 just like the dodo bird

[@luthfannaufal9262]

Next : birds of prey size comparison

[@Restinhell-u2v]

You forgot Gastornis

[@victorgervacio7206]

I like the giant ostrish extint and gastornis

[@vanshsaxena2776]

Shocking he has written 'insan' which means human in hindi 😯😮😳

[@emperorofgondar]

This channel is from Turkey

[@gopalakrishnarai7115]

Please make video on wild cattle extinct and alive size comparison please please please please please please please

[@paulcassanova6101]

I was waiting for Big Bird

[@eliottlibert-do8ff]

Bro where is the North African ostrich bruh and where is the Arabian ostrich

[@Roche_Furman]

Every Moas went extinct between 500-600 years ago? Someone really went to town on them, huh?

[@emperorofgondar]

The Maori really liked their NZFM (New Zealand Fried Moa)

[@coocoocrazy1237]

i'm a curious bird No one is scared about me

[@p.g.shelton5091]

Bro made me scared of birds in 6 minutes

[@prussiagermanindonesia]

Prehistoric bird like Terror bird make me scared

[@abdulhakimsaid9264]

Selâm aleyküm ve rahmetullahi kardeş,sen devam et inşallah,niçün diyorum şunu?!Çünki,çok "dislike-ler"görüyorum!Subhanallah!Hatırlıyor musun ne yazdım daha evvel sana3?Kim bu videoklipler beğenmiyorsa,efdalı yapsın yahu!!!!!!Tebrikler sana,bekliyorum ziyadesiyle senin videoklipleri;hayrola!!!!

[@PlanetaryGuineaPig]

The biggest is 100% the moa, haven’t watched the video yet tho

[@nadaaa748]

GREAT SPOTTED KIWI

[@AleeshaBeck]

Wow that giant Ostrich at the end though. :O

[@meowmeowteretet]

I love your channels 😊

[@molethep.m.necrolestes]

Wheres is Great Dane ???

[@GoldtheGoof]

There's a Giant type of the dodo and it's the garamic dodo it's extinct pretty early it got extinct in 1026 since it's not minus population because the females can only lay 3 eggs a day. There's only 29 garamic dodos

[@nadaaa748]

GREAT AUK