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I'm Red Your Zoo alongside Marcus Paff.

On today's episode, the discovery of a fossilized terror bird leg sheds light on the ancient South African ecosystem.

And a woodpecker's comeback changes its status from endangered to threatened.

Plus, on this day in history,

the white hurricane of the Great Lakes. That's coming up on cool stuff. Well, researchers including a Johns Hopkins University evolutionary biologist report they've analyzed a fossil of an extinct

giant meat-eating bird, which they say could be the largest known

member of its kind, providing new information about animal life in northern South America

millions of years ago. All this has summarized by Science Daily. The evidence lies in the legbone

of the terror bird described in a new paper published November 4th in the journal

paleontology. The study was led by Frederico J. DeGrange, a terror bird specialist, and

included Sjoban Cook, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Functional Anatomy and Evolution at the Johns

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