Kiwi
Shy, flightless and feather-furred, New Zealand’s kiwi prowls the forest floor at night, sniffing out worms with a nostril-tipped bill. It lays an outsized egg and depends on dense undergrowth now shrinking under predators and logging.
Technical factsheet
Type:Bird
Habitat:Forest
Diet:Insectivore
Continents:Oceania
Size:35–55 cm long
Weight:1–3.5 kg
Activity:Nocturnal
Social behavior:Solitary
Lifespan:Up to 25 years in the wild
Habitat: The Kiwi can be found in New-zealand