“Dead as a DoDo bird” is a saying that dates back a long time. Maybe not as far back as 1681 when the flightless bird went extinct, but it's safe to say it's been in the lexicon for more than a few decades now!
But that might not be the case anymore as scientists are developing plans to potentially “de-extinct” the species and reintroduce it into the natural habitat it once roamed.
Would you want to see a real, live Dodo bird, or is that something that should remain in the history books and museums?
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