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Kakapo - Photo 2
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Kakapo endemic to New zealand
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Note: This is actually a kea, not a kakapo, as can be seen in the hooked beak, lack of kakapo facial disc, and color on the wing margins.
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Note: This is actually a Kea, not a Kakapo, as you can see in the hooked beak.
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Kakapo Parrot Endemic to New Zealand
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Note: This is a Kea, not a Kakapo, as you can see in the dark grey, hooked beak and colored underwings.
Also called an "owl parrot," the Kakapo can live up to 100 years. However, there are only around 200 known birds that are currently living.
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Loudest Animals: Kakapos
Kakapo Parrot Endemic to New Zealand, is the world's only flightless parrot. Kakapos can't fly
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Kakapo - Photo 9
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Kakapo
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Kakapo
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Kakapo Pounamu, showing how the bird's plumage acts as camouflage in vegetation.
The kakapo is the world's largest parrot.
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