Mark Hamill Says Now-Extinct Bird Claw Looks Like It Came from STAR WARS
Luke Skywalker actor Mark Hamill set the internet ablaze by claiming a now-extinct bird claw resembles a monster he encountered during his RETURN OF THE JEDI days!
@ArtifactsHub. That’s when the STAR WARS fun began.
Return of the Jedi days! Check out his response below:
Excuse me, but I recognize a Rancor's hand when I see one. �� https://t.co/plAYuXpI4d— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) May 26, 2021
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Moas’ lineage most likely began around 80 million years ago on the ancient supercontinent Gondwana. Derived from the Polynesian word for fowl, moas consisted of three families, six genera and nine species. These species varied in sizes—some were around the size of a turkey, while others were larger than an ostrich. Of the nine species, the two largest had a height of about 12 feet and a weight of about 510 pounds.