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This is the sandy shores of O'ahu in Hawaii. There, a female Moasaurus strolls by, watching a Phoebastriosaurus soar over the blue and green sea.
The Moasaurus is a very distant relative of Nychopteryx quixote that evolved very similarly to the now-extinct Giant Moa of New Zealand. They eat the fruits and nuts that grow on the trees here along with leaves and small lizards. However, these large and majestic beasts will encounter the same fate as the Moa: they will be hunted to extinction.
Phoebastriosaurus is a very unique kind of the azdharchid, evolving very similarly to the modern-day albatross. It eats fish and marine invertebrates. However, they may hunt small seabirds and pterosaurs on occasions. These creatures will survive up to modern times.
This is my kind of Christmas gift to the internet. Also, if you were wondering, "Mele Kalikimaka" means "Merry Christmas" in Hawaiian.

Description
This is the sandy shores of O'ahu in Hawaii. There, a female Moasaurus strolls by, watching a Phoebastriosaurus soar over the blue and green sea.
The Moasaurus is a very distant relative of Nychopteryx quixote that evolved very similarly to the now-extinct Giant Moa of New Zealand. They eat the fruits and nuts that grow on the trees here along with leaves and small lizards. However, these large and majestic beasts will encounter the same fate as the Moa: they will be hunted to extinction.
Phoebastriosaurus is a very unique kind of the azdharchid, evolving very similarly to the modern-day albatross. It eats fish and marine invertebrates. However, they may hunt small seabirds and pterosaurs on occasions. These creatures will survive up to modern times.
This is my kind of Christmas gift to the internet. Also, if you were wondering, "Mele Kalikimaka" means "Merry Christmas" in Hawaiian.