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| − | Oxpeckers are small [[Birds|birds]]that eat [[insects]] off large [[Mammalia|mammals]]. |
+ | Oxpeckers are small [[Birds|birds]] that eat [[insects]] off large [[Mammalia|mammals]]. |
In the last episode of '''Walking with Dinosaurs''', after it fastfowards to the modern African plains, the oxpeckers are seen, alongside many other birds, and they are described as living [[Dinosaur|dinosaurs]]. You can hear a [[Tyrannosaurus rex|Tyrannosaurus Rex]] roar after that statement. |
In the last episode of '''Walking with Dinosaurs''', after it fastfowards to the modern African plains, the oxpeckers are seen, alongside many other birds, and they are described as living [[Dinosaur|dinosaurs]]. You can hear a [[Tyrannosaurus rex|Tyrannosaurus Rex]] roar after that statement. |
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Oxpeckers are small birds that eat insects off large mammals.
In the last episode of Walking with Dinosaurs, after it fastfowards to the modern African plains, the oxpeckers are seen, alongside many other birds, and they are described as living dinosaurs. You can hear a Tyrannosaurus Rex roar after that statement.