Published: May 10, 2019
Surgical techniques used on humans deployed to help chick born with skull abnormality in New Zealand
Vets in New Zealand have performed world-first brain surgery on a critically endangered New Zealand bird, as efforts intensify to save the vulnerable kākāpō population.
There are just 147 adult kākāpō alive today and conservation efforts to boost the population are scaling up in New Zealand, which has more extinct and endangered birds than any other country.
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