Gigon
Gigon refers to a genus of large, flightless birds that are now extinct. These birds are known primarily from fossil evidence found in South America, particularly in Patagonia. Gigon ornithology studies suggest they were part of the extinct family Phorusrhacidae, commonly known as terror birds. Terror birds were large, predatory birds that roamed the Americas during the Cenozoic Era.
The genus Gigon is characterized by its substantial size, robust build, and a powerful, hooked beak, which
Fossil discoveries have provided insights into the evolutionary history and distribution of Gigon and other terror