Hieraaetus moorei / Moa Megacerops it is believed to have

it is believed to have been relatively slow and clumsy in movement due to its heavy body and protective shell

pies anchos y adaptaciones óseas sugieren que se movía con facilidad por suelos blandos o fangosos

This spinosaurid was a large predator specialized in inland river environments

making it a superpredator of its ecosystem

Hieraaetus moorei / Moa Megacerops it is believed to haveHaasts Eagle and Moas Detailed Description The relationship between Haasts Eagle and the moas represents one of the most spectacular examples of predator prey interaction in recent island ecosystems. Both groups evolved exclusively in New Zealand and disappeared shortly after the arrival of Polynesian humans during the 13th and 14th centuries. For thousands of years, moas occupied the role of large terrestrial herbivores in New Zealand, while Haasts