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English: Compilation of the first depictions of dodos ( Raphus cucullatus) on the island Mauritius ( Indian Ocean), made during the voyage of the VOC Gelderland in 1602. The caption says "These birds are caught on the island of Mauritius in large quantities because they are unable to fly. They are good food and often have stones in their stomachs, as big ass eggs, sometimes bigger or smaller, and are called 'griffeendt' or 'Kermis goose'." (Fuller, Errol: Dodo - From Extinction To Icon, 2002)
Français : Dessin d'un Dodo ( Raphus cucullatus) sur l'île Maurice (Océan indien), fait lors du voyage du vaisseau VOC Gelderland en 1602.
Date 1602
Source Travel Report of the VOC Gelderland
Author Joris Joostensz Laerle (attributed)

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