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• #FUN FACTS ABOUT DODO BIRDS TV#

Based on the old sketches of amateur naturalists, many researchers believe that dodo was gray or brownish colored. Color of dodos plumage is still a mystery. Pay us a visit and see why The Dodo has been a staple of the Salt Lake experience for over 35 years. Interesting Dodo Facts: Dodo was able to reach 3.3 feet in height and 23 to 47 pounds of weight.

#FUN FACTS ABOUT DODO BIRDS TV#

Enjoy a meal and a glass of wine or a pint of local draft beer while catching a game on TV or chatting with the welcoming bar staff. The bar area of The Dodo is anchored with an antique metal and granite bar-top imported from Paris. We also offer convenient to-go service for those that want a fabulous meal to take to the park or home to the family. Tim Graham / Getty Images Sometime during the Pleistocene epoch, a badly lost flock of pigeons landed on the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius, located about 700 miles east of Madagascar. In the summertime, enjoy lunch, dinner or brunch on our patio with gorgeous views of neighboring Sugarhouse Park and the Wasatch Mountain Range in the distance. Part of a chain of three islands east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, Mauritius was discovered by the Portuguese in 1507 though they set up a base there, they. 01 of 10 The Dodo Bird Lived on the Island of Mauritius The island of Mauritius, where the Dodo Bird lived.

Pastry Chef Ramon has put The Dodo on the map with his rotating selection of mouth-watering pies, cakes, and cheesecakes… all baked in-house daily! After a few migrations we’ve settled into our permanent home in Sugarhouse with an American Bistro menu and fine selection of ales, wines, and cocktails.Ĭome treat yourself to our famous Smoked Turkey Sandwich with house-made BBQ sauce, deliciously fresh salads and appetizers, or any of our award-winning desserts. Since 1981, The Dodo has served as a neighborhood gathering place with an upscale casual environment. Everyone has heard of the dodo bird, that strange creature that would waddle up to hungry sailors only to be eaten for dinner.