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extinct giant flightless birdBBC
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The fossil is the most complete skull of a Genyornis newtoni to have been discovered.
It was found in the dry beds of Lake Callabonnam , in inland South Australia .
It is the last of the large, flightless mihirungs, or thunderbirds, native to Australia .
They roamed the outback at the same time as other giant creatures, including lizards and kangaroos.
They also had a wide gape, strong bite and could crush soft plants and fruit.
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