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For the #Age-of-Avians project.

The ospredator is the descendent of the osprey which has given up flight and became apex predator that hunts on land and fill the niches of big cats such as cougars, lions, tigers and leopards. Like lions, ospredators live in flocks similar to prides. They have also evolved a sexual dimorphism. The males have a large feathery crest on their heads while the females have no crest.

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~RobotNinjaHero Aug 29, 2010

Cool creature. good work.

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=TheCheeseCannibal Mar 23, 2010

are females still larger then the males in size?

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~platypus12 Mar 23, 2010

Yes. Is that how it is for modern-day osprey?

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=TheCheeseCannibal Mar 23, 2010

yeah that's how it is for all birds of pray in the present.

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~platypus12 Mar 23, 2010

I see… I never knew that.

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