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2 Comments:
Wait, what...imitating a chainsaw??
I saw two lyre birds in the bush last time I was in Australia (1985). They were magical creatures; totally fearless too - we almost got to touch them.
I also got to see a takahe in New Zealand which has an unfortunate combination of characteristics: flightless, naturally friendly to humans, and tastes of chicken when cooked. Needless to say it is all but extinct.
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