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Which bird species was thought to be extinct but was later found in the Murchison Mountains of New Zealand?

Pukeko swamp hen

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Waitaa and Bendigo

Takahe (correct)

What is the current population of takahe in New Zealand?

Close to 500 (correct)

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Endangered

Extinct

What is the main reason for the release of takahe in a New Zealand sanctuary?

To study their behavior

To attract tourists

To prevent their extinction

To increase their population in the wild (correct)

How do takahe differ from pukeko swamp hens?

<p>Takahe have red beak and legs</p> Signup and view all the answers

How often do takahe breed?

<p>Once every year</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Questions and Answers

Which bird species was thought to be extinct but was later found in the Murchison Mountains of New Zealand?

What is the current population of takahe in New Zealand?

What is the main reason for the release of takahe in a New Zealand sanctuary?

How do takahe differ from pukeko swamp hens?

How often do takahe breed?

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