Animals
Survivors Of Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Are Ground-Dwelling Birds: Study
Most birds were killed off following the fifth mass extinction event that destroyed most of life on Earth 66 million years ago. Fortunately, ground-dwellers survived and eventually became the ancestors of all modern birds today.
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