Bird species that became extinct millions of years ago have reappeared. Not as a fossil, absolutely alive! According to various documents, this species of bird became extinct from the earth about 1 lakh 36 thousand years ago.
This bird of the Aldbra rail species looks a lot like a chicken and a buck. This bird with white long neck and small round appearance is thousands of years old. And research is going on about it.
Fossils of this bird were found in the Aldbra Atoll area of the Indian Ocean. That is why this species is named Aldbra Rail. Aldbra atoll birds have been seen again in and around the Aldbra atoll in the Indian Ocean.
Not only that, these areas are full of Aldbra atoll birds. Experts say that after thousands of years, this species of bird has returned to the earth in a natural way.
U.S. scientists have described this process of evolution as "evolutionary evolution." Details have been published in the International Journal of the Zoological Journal of the Linen Society
Researchers at the University of Portsmouth and Natural History Museum in the United States, after a long study, claim that the Aldbra atoll in the Indian Ocean and its adjoining areas are now one and the same.
According to U.S. experts, this is not the first case of extinction of the same species through evolution. This has happened more than once in the history of the evolution of the earth.
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Hmmm, this is interesting to return now