Natural History Museum Alive [2014] - Giant Moa (Dinorins robustus) Screen Time

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tags: Moa. Dinosaur. Screen Time. All Scenes. Birds.

[@gigatron4578]

All moa species were only found in New Zealand. They became extinct by intensive hunting. But their Fear instinct was not designed toward all invasive predator like humans, That contributed their extinction.

[@matthewleach8202]

Given that their natural predator attacked from the air, they really had no need to fear what was on the ground.

[@tm43977]

Dinornis also known as Moa Live in new Zealand despite the absence of mammals also got attack by a Haast's eagle

[@BRANCH655]

And dromornis

[@AverageSsb2Player]

My favorite bird!

[@ShHeMiLeRe]

I saw that skeleton in London. I wonder if that's the same as on that famous photo of Sir Richard Owen standing next to a Moa skeleton. Btw Moa holding its neck horizontally is sometimes rejected because it doesn't fit the descriptions and paintings by the Maori but I guess if there were at least nine Moa species they could vary somewhat. Or it could do both.

[@TimmyDaSeagull]

Why London

[@lochness5524]

@@TimmyDaSeagull cuz that’s where Richard Owen worked at

[@Skyypixelgamer]

Moas did usual have their neck lowered but they were still capable of raising them up when need be.

[@knightofarkronia9968]

Don’t forget, the ancestors of the Maori would’ve seen Moas in the flesh!

[@ShHeMiLeRe]

@@knightofarkronia9968 Initially European scientists didn't believe that humans and Moa coexisted on New Zealand despite the stories and paintings. And when they receive convincing reports and some even physical evidence that smaller species of Moa may still be alive some scientists prefered to make up a hypothetical new species of giant kiwi. Of course no such bird was real. It is quite likely that some small Moa could've lived until 19th century. As for the Haast eagle although I'm skeptical, two most reputable people possible reported to have seen the bird. One was Haast himself (who also didn't believe that Moa and Maori coexisted) and the other a famous surveyor whose name I forgot. But I think it's doubtful. Maori stories about the Haast Eagle exist but they're sporadic.

[@iainmawhinney8867]

considering that eagles preyed on them, giant moas holding their necks horizontally makes a lot of sense

[@eviljoel]

Yeah, gotta keep your head low.

[@kade-qt1zu]

DA BIGGEST BIRD

[@plane.29]

2:15 the picture of the moa

[@Rhsentap7303]

I'm Da Biggest bird I'm Da Biggest bird

[@jennyfury4674]

LMAO I love that song

[@G1Grimlock94]

Big prehistoric bird

[@lennoxtvthingy7408]

Me: so cute! Moa: AEeeAeaeAeaeII

[@Astrapionte]

Whew man please someone invent a time machine

[@henyo5409]

i know right? And i know theyd be wild animals deserving of their freedom from man, but all i can think of is how spoiled a moa would be if i had one as a pet. id so adore having one around i think itd be my personality. like a horse girl except with giant birds and im a boy. Bird boy?

[@Astrapionte]

@@henyo5409 tell me about. I’d have an elephant bird as a spoiled brat lol. I’d take it out to the store and let it pick out all the produce it wants ❤️

[@rabidL3M0NS]

And you’d only have to travel back 600 years! I’m lucky enough to have a few moa bones myself. I never take living in this wonderful country for granted.

[@ghostoftheoldworld5104]

It's Planetin' time!

[@rickyrehbein9241]

Pretty bird!!!!!!!!!

[@AncientGriffin]

Team Harpagornis 👇 Or Team Moa 👇

[@Tylosaurus_nato]

Moa

[@amelen2378]

2:56 awww Look at the baby brachiosaurus walking

[@jennyfury4674]

1:06 for some reason I find that noise extremely funny 1:40 0:38

[@lennoxtvthingy7408]

Aeaeeaeaiii

[@Seaweeshurt]

Bro there's a baby dinosaur 🦕 right there 2:55

[@maimapaye8552]

My First Time Meeting A Giant Moa *Dam That Thing Is BIG ASF*

[@thejurassicking7756]

I like moa,s but is that small

[@ergogogo]

Amazing

[@cloudy_suzan]

0:04 "now that's a huge woman" ahh bird.

[@plane.29]

Birb has no wings💀💀💀💀

[@BRANCH655]

It sound like grizzly bear

[@circeackerman2390]

The day i have access to a time machine, I'm bringing back a few hundred to restart the species😢

[@Yeonderellytxt]

dubaddu wari wari~

[@pododododoehoh3550]

Halo reach be like

[@Psycho-Skeleton]

How did bro bring an extinct animal back 💀

[@MrDodo19]

Anomaly.

[@SandFruit-]

Animation.

[@elcataus]

moa was so big better than ostrich 😏😏😏😏😏😏😏

[@plane.29]

Aeaeaeae💀💀💀

[@RonieNerbes-mt9ko]

I Love Jonna Napire 💜💚♥️ MAY 2, 2024

[@drarielacompanado]

moa giant

[@maxmantell5009]

David Attenborough

[@pedrocampos1787]

Liiiikfe.

[@viliamenasau9868]

Why do the european new zealand say there maori when there not the not indigenous people of new zealand

[@jamescook4140]

Europeans don't say they are maori ..we call ourselves kiwis

[@rabidL3M0NS]

Pakeha?

[@tahukahanda429]

Permit to share video

[@benitogarciadesantiago694]

Como se llama el documental?

[@RomanesEuntDomus.]

Learn English

[@plane.29]

1:40 oeoeoe

[@TheMinotaur70]

Giant Moa's claw, discovered 1987,supposed to be 70 yrs old?