The newly discovered species, Archaehierax sylvestris, is one of the oldest eagle-like raptors in the world, according to a study published Monday in the peer-reviewed journal, Historical Biology. Paleontologists from Adelaide's Flinders University unearthed the fossil in March 2016 on a remote outback cattle station during a research trip at Lake Pinpa in South Australia.
"It seems to have been its own unique branch of the eagle family."The fossil bones reveal that the wings of the species were short for its size, which made them quite agile and allowed them to dodge trees while it hunted. Its legs were relatively long, which would have given it considerable reach.Scientists did not say why or when the species went extinct. The Australian environment during the Oligocene was vastly different to today.
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USA hear about fossil and time to dig and start new war 🤣
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Digital Markings...they do not feel good.
When koalas really were drop bears, geez.
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Looking at the picture od 25M years eagle fossil and comparing them with those we have around, it seems like they haven't undergone major transformation over the years.
Bring it back to life to we can finally be rid of disgusting koalas!
Animals only existed for last 7000 years. This is pure hogwash!
support thiz.
Australia was the last safe haven for prehistoric animals against humans. No wonder there are still snakes there that can eat you alive. 😬
Thought climate change killed all birds? Gretta must be mad at this discovery
How does anyone know that eagle is 25 million yrs olds?
What year would that have been? Come on ,somebody do the math,🐣
I'll be impressed when they find the complete fossil.
Wow
How do they know it preyed on koalas?
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