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Great moas (Dinornis Robustus) hunted by prehistoric men with bows and arrows. The Moas, a species endemic to New Zealand, were birds that could not fly. The species has become weaker because of the intensive hunting of Maori
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Great moas (Dinornis Robustus) hunted by prehistoric men with bows and arrows. The Moas, a species endemic to New Zealand, were birds that could not fly. The species has become weaker because of the intensive hunting of Maori
FLO4639311 Great moas (Dinornis Robustus) hunted by prehistoric men with bows and arrows. The Moas, a species endemic to New Zealand, were birds that could not fly. The species has become weaker because of the intensive hunting of Maori. Colour illustration by Heinrich Harder (1858-1935), in " Tiere der Urwelt" (Animals of Prehistory), texts by Wilhelm Bolsche (1861-1939), 1916, Hamburg (Germany). Image from a series of maps published by the Reichardt Cocoa company in 1908.; (add.info.: Great moas (Dinornis Robustus) hunted by prehistoric men with bows and arrows. The Moas, a species endemic to New Zealand, were birds that could not fly. The species has become weaker because of the intensive hunting of Maori. Colour illustration by Heinrich Harder (1858-1935), in " Tiere der Urwelt" (Animals of Prehistory), texts by Wilhelm Bolsche (1861-1939), 1916, Hamburg (Germany). Image from a series of maps published by the Reichardt Cocoa company in 1908.); © Florilegius
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This illustration captures a scene from prehistoric times, showcasing the Great moas (Dinornis Robustus) being hunted by ancient men armed with bows and arrows. The Moas, unique flightless birds endemic to New Zealand, were once abundant in the wild but their population dwindled due to intensive hunting by the Maori people.
The artist Heinrich Harder skillfully brings this moment to life with vibrant colors and intricate details, highlighting the struggle between man and beast in a primal hunt for survival. The sheer size of the majestic moas towering over the hunters emphasizes their impressive stature and strength.
As we gaze upon this historical depiction, we are transported back in time to witness a crucial chapter in the relationship between humans and nature. The image serves as a reminder of our impact on wildlife populations and the importance of conservation efforts to preserve endangered species like the Great moa.
Through this artwork, we are invited to reflect on our connection to the natural world and consider how our actions today can shape the future of biodiversity. Let us learn from history and strive towards coexistence with all living creatures for a harmonious balance in our shared ecosystem.
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