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Scientists have found anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable that once belonged to a anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable parrot. They say the fossilized bones are from the biggest parrot that ever lived. It was anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable as tall as a three-year-old child and weighed around eight kilograms. The anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable found the fossils in New Zealand. They have called the anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable parrot Hercules, after a strongman of ancient Greek anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable. The scientists studied the fossilized leg bones they found and said Hercules was around a metre anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable. This means Hercules is twice the anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable of all other known parrots. The largest parrot scientists know of is the kakapo, a anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable bird that also lives in New Zealand. The kakapo is on the critically endangered species anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable.

New Zealand is anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable for its flightless birds. The kiwi is a anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable of the country. Scientists say these are anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable. This means they could become endangered if their anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable stays the same. Another famous New Zealand bird is the 3.6-metre-tall moa. These flightless birds were the anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable birds that ever lived. They were overhunted to anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable early in the 15th century. Hercules lived about 19 million years ago. A researcher said it probably ate nuts, fruit and anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable, and "perhaps even other parrots". A researcher said: "New Zealand is well known for its giant birds. Until now, no one has ever found an anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable giant parrot, anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable. There are many more unexpected anywherebiggestenvironmentextinctextinctionfamousflightlessfossilsgiantlistmythologynewprobablyresearchersseedssizespeciessymboltallvulnerable yet to be discovered."