Alayssian Moa

Known as the Gold Beak by the locals, the Alayssian Moa is much bigger relative of the now extinct Giant Moa, but it is also bigger than the Elephant Bird of Madagascar, which is also extinct.

Yet with the discovery of the Alayssian Moa, this is the only living Moa species left on Earth, these birds can hold their own against the predators like the Terror Birds that live in Alayssia.

Unlike most Moa species, they lay two eggs. Likely to give the species a fighting chance.

Where as most Moas are brown, the Alayssian species has light yellow feathers on its head and first part of the neck.

Most of the time these birds are mostly harmless neighbors unlikely to attack anyone, unless they got eggs or chicks to protect.