Kiwis are flightless birds that are native to New Zealand, where they live in forests and grasslands across the country's islands and peninsulas. They have a long beak, are fat birds that cannot fly, and are omnivorous. Kiwis lay large white eggs that are smaller than emus or ostriches but larger than chickens, and they go through a life cycle from egg to hatching similar to other birds.

1. KIWI LIFE CYCLE
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KAVEESHA (RM 09)

2. ◦ Kiwi is a lovely and nice bird in this country.
◦ It has a long beak and it is a fat bird.
◦ Kiwi birds are only lives in New Zealand.
◦ They live in pretty big islands and peninsulas .

3. ◦Kiwi are omnivores.
◦Kiwi are flightless.(it cannot fly)
◦ There are many kiwi birds in New Zealand.

4. ◦
◦ Kiwi’s eggs are white and huge.
◦ Their eggs are smaller than emu and ostrich.
◦ But their eggs are bigger than a chick’s eggs

5. ◦Kiwi’s life cycle picture

6. ◦The end