Kakapo
A kakapo is a type of parrot. When a kakapo is fully grown it can measure up to 60 centimeters and weigh up to 40 kilograms, the females are much smaller. Most kakapos eat totara berries,
kahikatea berries and supplejack berries. Kakapos are also herbivore birds and they are flightless.They are also the heaviest parrot in the world.
Kakapos are nocturnal like owls because they come out in the night and they hunt in the forest.
They are endangered species facing extinction, so care and attention are given to this rare bird. This bird lives in a secret place near Nelson. Kakapos are a greenish coloured like a puffball and they are so cute. When the breeding season starts the male bird screams and screeches.
I love kakapos and I hope they don't die.
Amazing report AJ, you explained and described the features of Kakapos- what they eat, their physical features and other important information. What do you mean -"I hope they don't die?' Are they endangered ? Very sad if they are; we have the responsibility to protect them.
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