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It doesn't need to be feathered to be accurate, it's a moderate size between Tyrannosaurus and Utahraptor, around 25-30 feet, AND unlike raptors, this thing used its head like an AXE: [link]
People don't seem intimidated by birds because there hasn't been that many attacks recorded compared to mammals and reptiles. But the truth is, if you actually delve deeper, you'll realize things aren't as what they appear. Like modern hawks, raptors probably used their sickle-shaped talons to eat their prey ALIVE: [link]
Another dangerous bird to consider is the cassowary. That one is one of the most aggressive birds in the world, and there's been recorded deaths because of that thing's powerful kick: [link]
And in the past, there were man-eating birds like the Haast's Eagle of New Zealand, which had a wingspan of 10 feet, and presumably, Terror Birds, which were flightless, predatory, and huge: [link]
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