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Thursday, 20 June 2013

Kiwis

This is a report about kiwis.
                               Kiwis
                             A report about the icon of New Zealand
Size and looks
Kiwis have wings but they are flightless.they are about the size
of a domestic chicken.Little Spotted Kiwis are the size of a Bantam.
Species
there are 5 recognized kiwi species 2 which are currently vulnerable. One is endangered and one is critically endangered.
here is the list of species
North Island Brown Kiwi
Great Spotted Kiwi
Okarito Brown Kiwi
Southern
Little Spotted Kiwi
Genus and family
the Kiwi belong to the genus Apteryx and the family Apterygidae. they are the smallest living Ratites.
Enemy’s
the Kiwi has enemy’s such as Mice, Rats, Stoats, Dogs, Cats, Ferrets and to the Little Spotted Kiwi there are also pigs.in 1987 a dog was on the loose in waitangi state forest in the bay of islands. for six weeks it rampaged through the forest killing every kiwi it encountered.by the time the dog had been found at least 500 kiwi were killed  this proved that kiwis were vulnerable to predators.
Symbol
the Kiwi is the icon of NZ (New Zealand) and New Zealanders are usually called kiwis.
By Aidan C and Dylan.



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2 comments:

  1. Anonymous21 June 2013 at 23:15

    man this is really cool i did't known about this stuff good job and you got into detail good job i think that that is very good team work

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  2. Mr Corlett22 June 2013 at 22:51

    Hi! Aidan and Dylan,
    I like the way you have identified that there are different types of kiwis in NZ as often people think all kiwis are the same.. I think your next step is to include punctuation like capitals and fullstops where they are needed.
    I liked the way you included the story about the dog killing kiwis in the section about predators as it highlights how dog owners have to be careful where they let their pets roam.

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