Hippios
Hippios is a genus of extinct birds belonging to the order Gruiformes. These ancient birds are known from fossil remains primarily found in Europe. The most well-known species, Hippios major, is characterized by its relatively large size and robust build. Fossil evidence suggests that Hippios lived during the Miocene epoch, a period of significant faunal change.
The skeletal structure of Hippios indicates that it was likely a ground-dwelling bird. Features such as strong
The discovery of Hippios fossils has contributed to our understanding of avian evolution and the diversification