WORLD● LOWOct 3 · Oct 3, 2026, 12:09 AM
In 1895, a conservationist took hundreds of flightless birds by boat to a remote island; then he lived there for 14 years to protect them
Clarín · oceania
He brought half a thousand kakapos, a native New Zealand parrot species that was highly endangered. The transfer method marked a milestone in the history of conservationism.
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