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The World's Rarest Goose (opens the original)
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The Hawaiian islands are host to several birds found nowhere else in the wild. Their ancestors landed on Hawaiian shores in the distant past and thrived, gradually evolving to fit into the unique ecological realities of island life. The nene is the largest and most beloved of them all.Nenes live on Mauai, Hawaii Island, and Moloka’i, but they thrive on Kaua’i. If you get a chance to visit Kaua’i, there’s a good chance you can see nenes, especially on or near the golf courses. Unfortunately, mong
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