kakapo造句

• By the early 1970s, it was uncertain whether the kakapo was still an extant species.
• The scientific journal " Notornis " 53 ( 1 ) is a Kakapo special issue.
• (Noted computerologist Dr . Emilio Bombay is obviously trying to slip another kakapo past the copy desk.
• Kakapo leave conspicuous evidence of their feeding activities, over feeding areas that range between and per individual.
• The kakapo is one of only a handful of birds in the world which actually constructs its leks.
• In 1989, a Kakapo Recovery programme was developed and a Kakapo Recovery Group established to implement it.
• In 1989, a Kakapo Recovery programme was developed and a Kakapo Recovery Group established to implement it.
• The kakapo have been transferred to nearby Codfish Island, which is not part of the national park.
• He had to be raised away from other kakapo and this led to him being imprinted on humans.
• However, his affinity to human beings means he has become an effective advocate for the kakapo species.
• It was named in honour of the late Don Merton, who was instrumental in saving the Kakapo.
• In 1912, three kakapo were moved to another reserve, Kapiti Island, north-west of Wellington.
• These observations led Don Merton to speculate for the first time that the kakapo had a lek breeding system.
• During a survey, it was apparent that cats killed kakapo at a rate of 56 % per year.
• Kakapo feathers were also used to decorate the heads of taiaha, but were removed before use in combat.
• A modern analogue is the kakapo, that likewise glides from trees but also flaps to control its descent.
• Though the kakapo cannot fly, it is an excellent climber, ascending to the crowns of the tallest trees.
• Whenua Hou means " new land " in Sirocco, an internationally famous kakapo, a rare species of parrot.
• The kakapo climbs on to his head and attempts to mate with him, much to Fry's amusement.
• At the end of 1974, scientists located several more male kakapo and made the first scientific observations of kakapo booming.