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The North Island Brown Kiwi is the most common kiwi in New Zealand. It prefers the dense, sub-tropical and temperate forest where it forages amongst leaf litter for worms and other invertebrates. This bird holds the world record for laying the largest eggs relative to its body size, the male taking the role of incubation. Pairs can mate for life, although ‘divorces’ are not uncommon…
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