Dodo Bird The dodo was a flightless bird that lived on a small island in the Indian Ocean. The bird stood three-feet tall and weighed 40 lbs. It was a strange-looking bird that had small wings and a f

Dodo Bird The dodo was a flightless bird that lived on a small island in the Indian Ocean. The bird stood three-feet tall and weighed 40 lbs. It was a strange-looking bird that had small wings and a funny head. Sailors arrived on the dodo's home island in the 16th century. By the end of the 17th century, sailors had hunted so many of the birds that the dodo had completely died out. The dodo had many strange features. To name a couple of them, it had an odd body and could only be found on one small island. The dodo had small wings and a large body, which made it unable to fly. Question: The writer included the image and caption to help show where the dodo lived. what the dodo enjoyed eating. the dodo's strange appearance. the dodo's pretty bird call. Explanation: The correct answer is C. The image and the caption help to show the reader the dodo's odd physical features. The writer describe the bird's "small wings" and "funny head." However, the picture is a useful way to show the reader how peculiar the bird looked. Without the image, the reader might have a hard time imagining the dodo bird.