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The yellow-eyed penguin is unique to New Zealand, and is one of their most threatened species. |
THE ANIMALS
- Yellow eyed penguin by Manon DE FERRIERES
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The yellow-eyed penguin is unique to New Zealand, and is one of their most threatened species. |
- Phalanger by Valentine DUBOIS
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The phalanger is a small tree-dwelling marsupial with a lot of woolly fur. He also has a long tail and webbed or joined toes on its hide feet.
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- Kiwi by Diane MASSENET
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The kiwi is a curious bird:-It cannot fly, has loose hair like feathers and also has long whiskers.
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- Kakapo by Carole DEKEYSER
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In the world, there is only 69 kakapo left; and the biggest part are in New Zealand
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- Dodo by Thomas DESEGAULT
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The dodo is a bird that can’t fly.
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- Sheep by Hatef MOTHAGI
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The first sheep were landed in New Zealand by Captain Cook in 1773. |
- Tuatara by Ulysse PASQUIER
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The Tuatara is an unusual reptile that lives on islands off the coast of New Zealand. |
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