👉 Myrmeleontidae is a group of extinct bird species that lived during the late Cretaceous period, around 65 million years ago. These birds are known for their distinctive long beaks and sharp claws, which are used for hunting prey such as small insects, spiders, and even other birds. Myrmeleontids were characterized by their large size and strong legs, as well as their ability to fly with remarkable speed. They lived in a variety of habitats,
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👉 The term "Myrmeleontidae" refers to a group of birds, known for their distinctive black and white feathers and beak patterns that vary in size and shape. These birds are typically found in the forests of the Eastern United States, where they migrate between the winter months and the warmer months during the summer.
