What is Phorusrhacos?
Q: What is Phorusrhacos?
A: Phorusrhacos is a genus of giant predatory flightless birds that lived in Patagonia.
Q: Where did Phorusrhacos live?
A: Phorusrhacos lived in woodlands and grasslands in Santa Cruz Province, Argentina.
Q: How tall was Phorusrhacos?
A: Phorusrhacos stood around 2.5 meters (8 ft) tall.
Q: What did Phorusrhacos eat?
A: Phorusrhacos ate small mammals and carrion.
Q: What made Phorusrhacos a "Terror Bird"?
A: Phorusrhacos was one of the largest carnivorous birds ever to have existed, with a massive beak and claws shaped like a meat hook for tackling prey.
Q: Was Phorusrhacos able to fly?
A: No, Phorusrhacos was a flightless bird with rudimentary wings.
Q: Who were the other largest carnivorous birds besides Phorusrhacos?
A: The other largest carnivorous birds besides Phorusrhacos were Titanis, Kelenken, and Brontornis.
