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Kakapo Conservation Efforts: Swimming Abilities and Breeding Success

Learn about the fascinating swimming abilities and breeding patterns of Kakapos, herbivorous birds native to New Zealand. Discover how conservation efforts on Stewart Island are saving these endangered species.

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Kakapo Conservation Efforts: Swimming Abilities and Breeding Success

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  1. Yes Kakapo can swim but only for a little while because of there short legs they cant paddle. They can swim for 5minutes.

  2. Kakapos only lay 1 to 3 eggs a year that’s why we try to help them however we can.

  3. Kakapos are herbivores ( plant eaters). They usally eat fruit, seeds, leaves and roots from other native plants.

  4. Every year they save 25 kakapos a year thanks to the people at Stewart Island.

  5. Can They Swim- www.NZHerald.co.nz Can They Swim- www.NZHerald.co.nz Breeding- www.scoop.co.nz Breeding- www.scoop.co.nz Food- www.seriousfunNewzealand.com/ Food- www.seriousfunNewzealand.com/ Saving Them- www.math.dartmouth.edu Saving Them- www.math.dartmouth.edu Directed By Tanirau Tainui Directed By Tanirau Tainui

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