The young male kea spent five months recovering after a “complex” course of treatment, experts said. Photo by Amos Haring via Unsplash A kea was released back into the wild after a 5-month recovery ...
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This remote national park is a birdwatcher's paradise where forests, mountains, and rare wildlife flourish
On top of its world-class geographic beauty, New Zealand is home to animal species you won't see anywhere else. Head to this park to see them.
In the latest competition between New Zealand and Australia, researchers at the University of Vienna found that kea were more capable of surprise than cockatoos.
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