Kakapo Bird

Kakapo Bird A truly peculiar parrot, the kakapo is a big, nighttime, flightless species that breeds with leks. The kakapo have no immediate family.

The kakapo, also referred to as the owl parrot, is a type of big, flightless, nocturnal, ground-dwelling parrot that is native to New Zealand and a member of the superfamily Strigopoidea. Additionally, it is highly threatened and the subject of intense protection efforts. It was widespread throughout New Zealand's woodlands before people came, but imported mammals' predation drove it to the verge

of extinction, with only about 50 birds remaining by the mid-1990s. A steady rise in population has been caused by the relocation of the entire population to islands free of predators and extensive involvement at every step of its existence.

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