Science Daily reports that scientists have identified the fossilized remains of an extinct giant bird that could be the biggest flying bird ever found.
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A bird of this size had to be an efficient sorer. I cannot imagine what a takeoff looked like with such an enormous wingspan. Was the atmosphere of the Oligocene more dense than today’s? Because that could explain how such a large bird could have evolved at that time.
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