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The Kiwi Bird: The World’s Most Unlucky Bird 🥺🪶 | Nature’s Strangest Survivor Story You Won’t Believe! | Facts that will blow your mind

41K views · 773 reactions | Kiwi was one of 67 dogs we rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm. When Kiwi's adopter saw her photo in a local paper, he knew that he had to go and meet her. Now living her best life in Montreal, she loves squeaky toys, fetch and family time.  | Humane World for Animals | Facebook

12K views · 255 reactions | Dog Trust Ireland celebrated their annual tradition of giving joy to their rescue dogs, soothing their sorrows as they wait for a family that loves them. | The Kiwi | Facebook

Dogs process the information they pick up with their sense of smell through Jacobson's organ. Thanks to that they can pick up “invisible” things, such as hormones, pheromones and different biological processes that are continuously occurring around us, but that we, lacking this organ, aren't able to perceive... That explains what you see in this video: | The Kiwi

Celebrating 30 years of kiwi conservation, we’re giving one supporter a rare opportunity to name a kiwi chick hatched this season at the National Kiwi Hatchery. For three decades, the Hatchery has led the way in innovation, protection, and kaitiakitanga. Now, as part of our 30th anniversary, you could leave your mark on kiwi history. To enter, sign up for our newsletter link in our bio. Entries are open until 31 January 2026, with the winner announced on 4 February. Be part of our story and the

For three decades, the National Kiwi Hatchery has led the way in kiwi conservation - hatching over 2,600 kiwi chicks and pioneering research that’s helped save our national taonga from extinction. As we celebrate 30 years of saving kiwi, we’re inviting corporate partners to join us in shaping the next chapter of kiwi conservation. Your support can directly help hatch and release more kiwi into the wild, protect critical habitats, and inspire visitors through world-class conservation education. P