New Zealand Before the arrival of humans, the kakapo was distributed throughout both main islands of New Zealand. Today they can be found only on islands free of predation; these are Codfish, Anchor, and Little Barrier Islands. Kakapo lived in a variety of habitats, including tussocklands, scrublands, and coastal areas. Läs mer

Kea are omnivorous and eat a wide range of plant and animal food: Tree and plant material like leaves, nectar, fruit, roots and seeds. Bugs and larvae that they dig out of the ground or rotten logs. Other animals, including baby birds of other species like shearwaters, or scavenge deer and sheep carcasses. Läs mer

Although the bite force of a black panther is greater, the size, superior intelligence, and stronger musculature of a tiger will win the day for him. In a fight in open terrain and open field, the tiger is most likely to emerge victoriously. Läs mer

There are fewer than 2,000 Bengal Tigers left in the wild. Läs mer