In this photo provided by the Ukrainian Emergency Service, a view after a Russian attack that hit a residential building in Kharkiv, Ukraine, Wednesday, June 11, 2025.

Bird's eye view of troops on outskirts of Los Angeles in Los Alamitos as Trump deploys more soldiers to LA than Iraq and Syria after four nights of violent protests.

In 1827, naturalist John Audubon announced a massive discovery: the largest North American eagle. But did the Washington sea eagle exist?

Moa, giant ground-dwelling birds that went extinct soon after humans arrived in New Zealand, were herbivorous. And pollen found in clay layers around the fossils show that the parrot lived in a ...

The giant moa, a prehistoric bird species native to New Zealand, holds the record as the tallest bird ever known to have lived on Earth. According to a detailed scientific study published by the Royal ...

The Haast’s Eagle: The Largest Known Eagle Hunted Prey Fifteen Times Its Size. The extinct bird was so powerful it could kill a 400-pound animal with its talons.

A Haast’s eagle attacks a moa pair. John Megahan, PLOS Biology, 3(1): e20 via Wikipedia under CC By 2.5 Evolution has a fondness for big birds. During the past 66 million years, repeated on ...

BANGKOK, Thailand — Sophisticated computer scans of fossils have helped solve a mystery over the nature of a giant, ancient raptor known as the Haast's eagle that became extinct about ...

1-Million-Year-Old Ancient Moa Footprints From New Zealand Are Unlike Any We've Seen Before Subtle differences suggest this could be a new species of giant flightless bird. Eleanor Higgs ...

The dodo, the flightless bird that went extinct in the year 1662, is yet one of the most prominent beings in heaven's list of extinctions. Genetic scientists are now working on resurrecting the ...

the big new-zealand bird; remains that exist of the giant moa. studies that have been made-- collections formed--belief that the bird may still exist. share full article. oct. 13, 1889.

The flightless moa birds endemic to New Zealand, including the South Island giant moa that rivaled the elephant birds in size, similarly disappeared after humans colonized the islands.