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The Worlds Rarest Goose 🪿 The Nēnē or Hawaiian Goose is the world’s rarest goose and you can see it for FREE in London! 🇬🇧 The Hawaiian Goose numbers dropped from 25,000 when James Cook arrived to Hawaii in 1778 to just 30 in 1952 - we nearly lost this gorgeous animal! Conservation projects helped revive the Nēnē and now today their numbers are around 4000 and on the upward trend, we love to see it! 😎 Go see them in St James’ Park in London, they’re lovely 🪿 #wildlife #wildlifephotography #
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The Worlds Rarest Goose 🪿 The Nēnē or Hawaiian Goose is the world’s rarest goose and you can see it for FREE in London! 🇬🇧 The Hawaiian Goose numbers dropped from 25,000 when James Cook arrived to Hawaii in 1778 to just 30 in 1952 - we nearly lost this gorgeous animal! Conservation projects helped revive the Nēnē and now today their numbers are around 4000 and on the upward trend, we love to see it! 😎 Go see them in St James’ Park in London, they’re lovely 🪿 #wildlife #wildlifephotography #
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