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Showing posts with label Zealand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zealand. Show all posts

Jul 3, 2019

[Answer] What is the national symbol of New Zealand?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is the national symbol of New Zealand?"



...The flightless bird, the New Zealand Kiwi, is the national emblem. It is a nocturnal bird about the size of a large chicken. The female is the larger of the genders and produces the largest egg of all of the bird species. The egg accounts for almost 20 percent of the kiwi's body weight. The female lays only one egg, which she and the male incubate. Originally thought to have evolved from the extinct New Zealand Moa, it was later discovered the kiwi is closely related to the Emu and the cassowaries in neighboring Australia. Source: New-Zealand-holidays.com

Jan 21, 2019

[Answer] On the Routeburn Track, a three-day, 20-mile trek in New Zealand, you'll pass through two national parks. Which ones?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question " On the Routeburn Track, a three-day, 20-mile trek in New Zealand, you'll pass through two national parks. Which ones? "



...1. Fiordland and Mount Cook 2. Mount Aspiring and Arthur's Pass 3. Fiordland and Mount Aspiring 4. Victoria Forest and Annette's Pass

Aug 29, 2018

[Ans] The most popular walking tour in Dunedin, New Zealand is all about what?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "The most popular walking tour in Dunedin, New Zealand is all about what?"



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