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About How The Flightless Kiwi Survives Against Predators After Abandoned At Birth | WILD 24

New Zealand's unique wildlife has evolved in isolation for 80 million years, resulting in a diverse array of species unlike anywhere else on Earth. Journey through 24 hours alongside unique creatures like flightless kiwi chicks, majestic penguins, elusive tuataras, and more. Witness the challenges they face, from survival against introduced predators to the intricacies of mating rituals. Discover the beauty and resilience of New Zealand's fauna in this stunning documentary

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How The Flightless Kiwi Survives Against Predators After Abandoned At Birth | WILD 24
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Society
Runtime
48 minutes
Language
English
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Real Wild

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