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Kiwi (New Zealand)

A flightless, nocturnal bird with a long bill and tiny wings, the kiwi is New Zealand’s iconic symbol. It faces dangers from habitat loss and predators, making conservation critical for its survival. 2 / 7

Kakapo (New Zealand)

The world’s only flightless parrot, the kakapo has a mossy-green plumage and owl-like face. Critically endangered, it is subject to intense conservation efforts to protect this rare, ground-dwelling bird.

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Mauritius Kestrel (Mauritius)

Once the rarest bird globally, this small falcon has bounced back due to conservation. It thrives in the island’s forests and mountains, exemplifying a remarkable recovery story. 4 / 7

Apapane (Hawaii, USA)

This bright red honeycreeper is native to Hawaii. Known for its vibrant song an

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