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Tiny Extinct Penguin Was One Of The Smallest To Ever Walk The Earth

This new species could be the 3 million-year-old ancestors to today s little penguins.

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3-Million-Year-Old Fossils Support Zealandian Origin for Smallest Living Penguins

3-Million-Year-Old Fossils Support Zealandian Origin for Smallest Living Penguins
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Giant Petrels Lived in New Zealand 3 Million Years Ago

Giant Petrels Lived in New Zealand 3 Million Years Ago
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Amateur Fossil Hunter Discovers New Species of Giant Petrel in New Zealand | Smart News

The now-extinct birds, which lived roughly three million years ago, likely used their hooked bills to feast on seal carcasses

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3 million years ago, this brutish giant petrel likely eviscerated dead seals with its knife-like beak

Fossils from New Zealand reveal the existence of a giant petrel with a wicked sharp beak that lived 3 million years ago.

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