Beautiful Elegant Standing Life-Size Bronze Sculpture of a Dodo

Many wild animals have never appeared in our human vision has quietly disappeared

According to scientific research, there were 2.7 billion species of plants and animals on Earth at the beginning of human evolution. Today there are only 200 million. In particular, for more than two hundred years after the Industrial Revolution, Manchu is the time when most people have just had enough to eat. Over the same period, wildlife extinctions accelerated more than 100 times, with an average of three species going extinct every hour. The extinction of several species in the time it takes us to drink tea has been declared the “sixth mass extinction”, meaning the Earth is heading for a new era. Many wild animals that have never appeared in our human vision have quietly disappeared in the long river of history. Some animals disappear before we can study them, just as we discover them, and others die out without any help in the sight of man. The dodo was one of them. Now we can only learn them through the sculpture of a Dodo.

sculpture of a Dodo

To alert more and more people, you can buy sculptures of extinct animals

Mauritius is a rich and beautiful island. Isolated from the outside world for a long time, Mauritius has much unique wildlife, among which the dodo bird is the most typical representative. The dodo is the national bird of Mauritius. Today, portraits and sculptures of the dodo bird can be found everywhere in Mauritius. However, even the inhabitants of Mauritius have mostly never seen the real dodo bird, because they died out long ago. In fact, a long time ago, the eastern fleet arrived in Mauritius. However, no damage was done to Mauritius. Until the Dutch fleet arrived in Mauritius and opened up the maritime trade routes, and Mauritius for farming and colonial plunder. At the same time, the dodo was hunted. A more deadly effect, however, was that they brought in animals such as dogs and cats, which would have been a disaster for the flightless dodo. In less than 200 years, around 1690, the dodo became extinct. Another rare animal that was wiped out, in the same way, was the Mauritius blue pigeon. The increasing number of endangered animals is actually a wake-up call for human beings. After all, humans are at the top of the food chain, and when all animals go extinct, so will humans. To alert more and more people, you can advertise the meaning of protecting endangered animals or buy sculptures of extinct animals. Arouse everyone’s love to protect wild animals. Just like our sculpture of a Dodo. Aongking also has more endangered animal sculptures for you to choose from.

Bronze Sculpture of a Dodo