Dorothy the Dodo bird looked around at her new surroundings, perplexed. This didn't look like home.

"I don't think I'm in Mauritius

anymore."

Dorothy began to explore, and quickly realized wherever she was was much different from her home island of Mauritus.

On her island home of Mauritius, Dorothy had no predators. This meant she had no need to fly. However, in today's modern world, due to animals going extinct and less food to go around, Dorothy will have to adapt and learn how to fly to escape predators.

On Mauritius, Dorothy had a strange diet including stones. Dorothy and the other Dodos ate seeds, nuts, bulbs, roots, palm and other fallen fruits, shell fish, and crabs. They would use so called gizzard stones to help them digest their food.

However, in today's day and age, Dorothy would have to adjust her diet to the changing environment and increase in predators. Dorothy's digestive system would have to adapt to be able to digest food on its own without the help of gizzard stones.

So Dorothy began trying to adapt. She tried learning how to fly...

But to no avail.

So she tried to adapt in other ways.

She tried catching her own food and expanding her diet. She got faster as she had to run more and more from predators.