A comprehensive review of dodo science offers new insights into the biology and behavior of the much-ridiculed bird.

Before humans interfered, they were able to maintain a steady population even though a dodo bird laid only one egg per year. Several species were introduced on the island, including rats ...

Beth Shapiro, 48, the chief scientific officer for American company Colossal Biosciences, hopes to use DNA samples recovered ...

Dodos laid their eggs in nests on the ground ... quite a harsh period for the fauna - the reptiles and the birds on Mauritius." The dodo, which is related to the pigeon, evolved on Mauritius.

but Leguat wrote that the solitaire laid a single egg on a nest raised off the ground on pine leaves. It's likely the Dodo behaved in a very similar way, and bird palaeontologists now think this ...

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Despite its relatively recent extinction, the life history of the dodo continues to elude us. More is known about the dinosaurs - their population structure, nesting behaviour, eggs and young - than ...

These birds have large brown rails ... and monkeys, which preyed on dodo eggs and competed for food. The dodo’s demise serves as a poignant reminder of the impact humans can have on the ...

Believe it or not, this Southeast Asian species is the closest relative to the extinct dodo bird. These special pigeons ... that the mother uses to paint her eggs. Once hatched, the babies ...

A reconstruction of a dodo bird, which was hunted for its meat and ... Scientists must remove primordial germ cells from an egg and edit them with the desired genetic traits in the lab.

The dodo was a flightless bird about the size of a male turkey that ... competed with them for fruit and ate their eggs, which were obligingly laid on the forest floor. When the Dutch began ...