Lahnt
Lahnt refers to a genus of extinct flightless birds that lived in what is now Australia during the Oligocene epoch. These birds are known from fossil remains, primarily consisting of large, robust limb bones and vertebrae. Their physical characteristics suggest they were powerful runners, adapted to terrestrial life.
The name "Lahnt" is derived from the Indigenous Australian name for a similar, though unrelated, flightless
Fossil evidence indicates Lahnt was a relatively large bird, though precise size estimates vary based on the