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4 Kākāpō Facts That Are Almost Too Cool to Be True

The kākāpō (Strigops habroptilus) is a large flightless bird from New Zealand. Also known as the owl parrot and the night parrot, it has an owl-like face but isn't an owl at all; it's a flightless parrot.

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4 Kākāpō Facts That Are Almost Too Cool to Be True

4 Kākāpō Facts That Are Almost Too Cool to Be True
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4 Kākāpō Facts That Are Almost Too Cool to Be True

The kakapo, the world's heaviest parrot, managed to come back from extinction. Learn more about the loud, miraculous, flightless bird.

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SunLive - New insights gained from kākāpō translocation

SunLive - New insights gained from kākāpō translocation
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New Insights Gained From Kākāpō Translocation

The trial kākāpō population in the heart of the Waikato continues to give insights after a determined parrot found a way to leave the fenced sanctuary. Four-year-old Tautahi, who was safely returned to Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari last week, is .

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