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UKTakahe
/tˈakah/
/tˈækæh/Takahe
[NOUN]1
an endangered bird that is native to New Zealand, cannot fly, has blue-green feathers, a round body, and a large beak
What is a "takahē"?
A takahē is a rare and remarkable flightless bird found only in New Zealand. With its vibrant green and blue feathers, stout body, and strong legs, it embodies a unique blend of grace and resilience. The takahē is known for its distinctive red beak and shield, adding a touch of striking color to its appearance. Despite facing the brink of extinction, conservation efforts have been successful in protecting and reviving this majestic species, making it a symbol of hope and the importance of preserving biodiversity.
Examples
1. The Takahe of New Zealand, for example, lives almost entirely on the soft base of alpine grasses.
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