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PREHISTORIC BATTLES #3

Two Aboriginal men hunt a monstrous Mihirung bird 40,000 BC. This is perhaps a particularly robust specimen of Genyornis Newtoni, a thunderbird that roamed the wilds of Australia until around 26,000 years ago.

These birds were not related to today's emus, as we might expect, but were more closely aligned to ducks, chickens and turkeys -- like a gigantic mutant poultry from the very depths of hell!

It would have made an excellent feast for a group of Aborigines; but was it worth the peril of hunting such a monster?

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:iconshadowthshapeshifter:
Just...fan....tastic. No words to really describe the epic O3O

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This reallu pops!

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cool, great action in this one
:iconpatriatyrannus:
Interesting concept! I've been wondering what it must have been like to meet a Megalania in prehistoric Australia. As we know that, this huge monitor died out after the first Aboriginals arrived.
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Australia must have been a terrifying place when the first humans arrived. I reckon the Aboriginal practice of burning off the grasslands probably started as a way of stopping Megalania from sneaking up on them.
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THANKS, man!!!!!!
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Nice work Kustom65.

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