KAKAPO a critically endangered species #shorts
Channel: Paw and Claw
Date: 26/05/2022

Kakapo is an endemic species inhabiting New Zealand. What distinguishes the Kakapo from other birds is that it is flightless and can live over 90 years. Despite the fact that it cannot fly, it is great at climbing trees and uses its wings only to absorb jumps from great heights.

It is estimated that the number of Kakapo does not exceed 220 individuals, but thanks to the New Zealand government, the species was included in the population recovery program in the 1980s and the number of these cute parrots is slowly being increased.

Check it out: www.doc.govt.nz


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