Endangered animals

Dodo is an extinct bird that inhabited the island of Mauritius. Dodo was about one meter in size, and could weigh from 10 to 18 kg, and did not know the presence of the Dodo only through drawings and accounts written from the 17th century, was the first dodo event recorded by Dutch sailors in 1598, and in the years that followed, humans hunted these birds and were extinct by s.

The pigeon pigeon was one of North America's most prolific native peoples, one of the world's most abundant birds, and since the early 20th century it began becoming disappear. Pigeon meat was commercially popular in the 19th century as cheap food for slaves and the poor, leading to widespread hunting. The majority of migrant pigeons died in the wilderness around 1900 and the last survivors died in captivity.