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Learn about the kākāpō bird's decline.

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Learn about the kākāpō bird's decline.

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Unfortunately , by on led to a rapid decline in the ? k ? p ? numbers . As a result , during 1980 - 97 , the was to three island : Codfish Island , Maud Island , and Little Barrier Island . However , success was hard to achieve . Rats were found to be a major predator of k ? k ? p ? chicks , and an number of chicks survived to offset adult mortality . By 1995 , at least 12 chicks had been produced on the islands , only three had survived . The k ? k ? p ? had dropped to 51 birds . The critical situation prompted an urgent review of k ? k ? p ? in New Zealand .

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