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Wild Sounds: Voices from Antarctica  

Wild Sounds: Voices from Antarctica

Author: RNZ

Alison Ballance finds out what it takes to live in and do science in Antarctica, in a podcast series recorded on the frozen continent in November 2019.
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Language: en

Genres: Natural Sciences, Science

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Kākāpō Files II 11 | Kākāpō Baby Boom
Episode 11
Monday, 23 February, 2026

Fourteen kākāpō chicks have hatched in wild nests, where they are being cared for by mums and foster mums. More than a hundred viable fertile eggs have already been laid, with more expected in the next couple of weeks. On Whenua Hou, fertile eggs are cared for in incubators to keep them safe and are returned to nests to hatch. DOC’s Kākāpō Recovery Programme has placed a Smart Egg in the nest of Kākāpō Cam star Rakiura, to alert her to the imminent arrival of a pipping egg whose hatching should delight the many fans watching the live video feed. Pukenui/Anchor Island is home to the most kākāpō chicks so far but kākāpō rangers expect Whenua Hou to catch up soon. Send any Kākāpō Files questions and comments to kakapo@rnz.co.nzIn this episode:00:00 – Introduction01:15 – Night-time visit to Rakiura’s nest07:26 - The egg room11:43 - Seabird danger to eggs13:05 - Smart Eggs14:54 – Nest and egg updates20:20 - Closing credits…Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

 

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