Significados de flightless birds en inglés

They were large, bipedal, flightless birds, covered with reddish-gray scales instead of feathers.

Maybe flightless birds were the leading edge.

But flightless birds are last season now.

Dodos were flightless birds, related to pigeons.

Presumably, hitting defenceless, tame, flightless birds over the head with a club was just something to do.

The wekas or Maori hens are small, flightless birds, averaging when full grown about two and three-quarter pounds.

Paleontologists have used fossilised moa droppings to reconstruct the feeding habits of four types of these extinct flightless birds.

All these flightless birds, as well as others such as the ostrich, are part of a group called ratites.

They are descended from flightless birds, with highly coloured plumage, sharp beaks, downy breasts...

Down the road we could see the zombies of Wisconsin heading south, a giant flock of stinking flightless birds.

It's made it into the journal Science, this research into the genomes of eight flightless birds, including our kiwi and moa.

Both also fondly remember Mr Penguin, a man from Belgium who so loved the flightless birds that he dressed as one.

On a semi-tropical rainforest walk, I clapped my hands and chirping flightless birds ran towards me, tame from lack of predators.

They have spread widely, and have not confined their depredations to the rabbits, so that the indigenous flightless birds have suffered largely.

They are flightless birds, but excellent swimmers and tremendous in size, with white breast, short wings, black head, and long peaked bills.

With few cars on the road and a decrease in sound pollution, these flightless birds were free to roam the streets of Simon's Town.