In the land of New Zealand There were birds all around, They didn't fly in the sky, They walked on the ground. Clumsy fat kiwi bird And no predators by! If nobody can catch you, Why should you fly? The little green parrot Had two small wings, you see, But it still used its beak To climb up the tree! Bird called Moa was tall With two strong graceful legs, It walked, sang its songs And, of course, laid its eggs. But some hungry strong people Sailed to those distant lands, Mighty, sly, clever humans With sticks in their hands. They built huts all around, Made some weapons to beat In order to kill and have more meat to eat. Poor Moa couldn't fly, It could just run away, A huge pants-like bird Was so easy to slay! A great bunch of meat So easy to get They didn't realize What they were doing yet. Humans used sticks and stones To hit Moas' weak backs and then used to bring Dead birds home packed in sacks. One day men went hunting As they used to go. They met the last Moa (But they didn't know). As usual, they took some stones from the sack. When Moa got closer, They ran to attack. Moa couldn't be sly With its tiny bird's brain. It fell slowly dying And crying of pain. The last Moa bird on the planet was beaten, The last Moa bird on the planet was eaten. So look, human predator, What have you done? You killed the bird was born to have fun and run. And all other birds killed by you were so cute. Think before you shoot, Or should I say, Don't shoot.