Kennahh
Smash Apprentice
Ostrich for high tier imo.


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i could kill canaries and finches with my foot.ill add cardinalsCanaries and finches are in the lunch meat tier? I think you're doing it wrong...
Also, where are my cardinals? Cardinals are awesome, definitely above lunch meat tier.
This.Dodo bird anyone?
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goes under extinct tier
OK, so I had the "no bird would exist without it" part wrong, but Archeopteryx, as far as we know was the first attempt at birds (as stated). That is all, but there are thought to be different species of Archeopteryx, so modern birds (as far as we know) have descended from these feathered fliers. No other dinosaurs, except Velociraptors, have exhibited any relation to modern birds. I pointed out Velociraptors because they are the only other dinosaurs to be known to have been feathered.Not true! Archaeopteryx was a branch of the first ancestor of birds. Modern birds descended a bit later from that common ancestor. Archaeopteryx has no living descendants today (ie, no modern bird is descended from archaeopteryx). So really it was nature's first attempt at a bird, but not the only attempt.
There were different species of archeopteryx, but none of them led to modern birds. Modern birds came from a different branch of the common ancestor altogether.OK, so I had the "no bird would exist without it" part wrong, but Archeopteryx, as far as we know was the first attempt at birds (as stated). That is all, but there are thought to be different species of Archeopteryx, so modern birds (as far as we know) have descended from these feathered fliers. No other dinosaurs, except Velociraptors, have exhibited any relation to modern birds. I pointed out Velociraptors because they are the only other dinosaurs to be known to have been feathered.
I can't believe nobody's praised the epicness of this shop.![]()
NOW, it belongs in the god tier!
OK, all your statements are given, but i think the original raptor (not the one most people think of from Jurassic Park) evolved before S. deserti. I aggree with lineage being very complex, but someday we will all know the true origin of everything...or so we hope...There were different species of archeopteryx, but none of them led to modern birds. Modern birds came from a different branch of the common ancestor altogether.
There were many feathered dinosaurs. S. deserti was a feathered dino that evolved around the same time as velociraptor and was a branch of the lineage of modern birds.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shuvuuia_deserti
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10440726
Caudipteryx was another feathered dinosaur, though it was not directly related to archeopteryx and was part of an earlier lineage not directly related to modern birds.
Another species, M. omnogovae was also feathered and related to velociraptor.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/09/070906-dinosaurs-birds.html
The Gigantoraptor, a large dino related to velociraptor, also had feathers.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/06/070613-giant-dinosaur.html
A ton of dinos had feathers (search "Feathered dinosaurs" on Wikipedia). A lot of dinosaurs exhibited relation to modern birds, although you may be saying that velociraptors are the dinosaurs most closely related to modern birds, in which case you'd be (mostly) correctly. Velociraptor is the most closely related known dinosaur. Although no definitive fossils have yet been found, any species from Paraves would be more closely related to modern birds. Both deinonychosauria (which includes velociraptor) and avialae (birds, including modern birds) branched from the hypothetical Paraves.
So it's pretty hard to say anything definitively. Bird evolution, like evolution in general, is a pretty complex subject!
You, sir, may have just won the internet.![]()
NOW, it belongs in the god tier!
****. YES.what about the mockingbirds and cardinals? thier calls are pretty cool
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God tier bird-wyvern(from monster hunter series)
Protoavis would fit nicely into Paraves, don't you think?Although no definitive fossils have yet been found, any species from Paraves would be more closely related to modern birds
Oh fine...What is all this science talk?!
More pictures of birds!!!
i want one.its so cute
I'd still put Argentavis ahead of it, mostly due to sheer size and strength.Haast's eagle. 10ft wingspan. Fed on Moas. Moas weighed 500 pounds.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haast's_Eagle
The real version of Roc. Also notably extinct.
That's nothing compared with the Helmaroc King! All hail its power to fling toon link across the barren sea!I'd still put Argentavis ahead of it, mostly due to sheer size and strength.
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What we have here is a winner. This is the greatest bird, and must be the topmost tier straightaway. Though it might lose a few points for its weakness to being smacked in the head repeatedly with large blunt objects.........That's nothing compared with the Helmaroc King! All hail its power to fling toon link across the barren sea!
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I don't think anything responds well to being smacked up 'side tha head..Though it might lose a few points for its weakness to being smacked in the head repeatedly with large blunt objects.........