New Zealand’s animal world?

As we all know, New Zealand has a prosperous economy, rich products, and natural scenery. In addition, New Zealand also has rare animals. Below, Wynn immigration experts will lead compatriots who plan to immigrate to New Zealand to enter the animal world of New Zealand, so that everyone can Learn about the rare animals in New Zealand first so that you can see them when you go to New Zealand.

Kiwi (flightless, palm-sized, super cute) About 80 million to 100 million years ago, New Zealand separated from Gondwana and drifted to the South Pacific. Although kiwis look cute, they are actually very ferocious and very territorial.

The playful kea can be regarded as one of the smartest birds in the world. In order to steal the wipers or other rubber items on the windshield, they will attack with high morale. car!

The Takahe has a pair of beautiful indigo wings and a bright red beak. People originally thought that the takake was extinct, but it was "rediscovered" by New Zealand ornithologist Dr. Obel in 1948, which caused a sensation.

New Zealand Tuatara - "Living Fossil" New Zealand Tuatara is a peculiar paleontological relic - the only reptile in the world with a beak-shaped head. All other members of this reptile family became extinct 65 million years ago. The tuatara can live for more than 100 years and once lived across New Zealand. Today it can only be seen on protected islands - there are about 30,000 on Stephens Island in Marlborough Sound. The tuatara is only 24 centimeters long and will not harm humans.