“flightless”造句，怎麼用flightless造句

The volcano may have contributed to the extinction of the moas, New Zealand's gigantic flightless birds.

Xenicibis also had a much larger breastbone and longer wings than most flightless birds.

The flightless bird is believed to swim around 5,000 miles everytime he returns to Mr de Souza.

And its about a little flightless bird who spends its whole life trying to devise a way to, to fly, and it's a really heart-tugging story.

Simon Wong: The strange and powerful mating calls of the giant flightless parrot of New Zealand, the Kakapo. There are only 86 of them left in the world.

The moa was another flightless giant bird that lived in New Zealand until it was hunted to extinction in the 18th century.

The penguin is a flightless bird.

Later, some of those flightless insects evolved wings again.

Can you outshine the other jesters and entertain the flightless masses?

During this time mammals, along with some large flightless birds, did take over. Then they became extinct.

Relating to or being any of a group of flightless birds having a flat breastbone without the keellike prominence characteristic of most flying birds.

extinct flightless bird of New Zealand.

Small animals such as velociraptor that have generally been thought to be dinosaurs are more likely flightless birds, he said.

Cassowaries are very large flightless birds that live in tropical forests of New Guniea and northeastern Australia. The only birds bigger than the cassowary are the ostrich and emu.

For example, in the 1980s researchers found that a single stray dog in New Zealand killed as many as 500 flightless birds called Kiwis.

Are our shiny, flightless wings not still a source of revulsion?