Where do the world's biggest parrots live?

in Africa

in South America

in Mexico

in New Zealand

The Kakapo is a species of large, flightless nocturnal parrot. Though the Kakapo cannot fly, it is an excellent climber, ascending to the crowns of the tallest trees. Only about 100 living individuals are known.

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Sweden

10%

89%

New Zealand

12%

87%

Australia

24%

66%

100

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65%

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30%

55%

564

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28%

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47%

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10%

46%

518

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46%

209

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44%

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42%

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22%

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38%

India

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29%

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33%

367

Switzerland

48%

14%

32%

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31%

18%

31%

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29%

17%

29%

the Philippines

25%

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11%

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