The Kiwi is a bird that has thrown out the rulebook of bird biology. It doesn't fly, lives in the dark, and resembles a mammal more than anything bird-like. But how did a flightless bird find itself on islands in the middle of the ocean? | Real Wild

For three decades, the National Kiwi Hatchery has led the way in kiwi conservation - hatching over 2,600 kiwi chicks and pioneering research that’s helped save our national taonga from extinction. As we celebrate 30 years of saving kiwi, we’re inviting corporate partners to join us in shaping the next chapter of kiwi conservation. Your support can directly help hatch and release more kiwi into the wild, protect critical habitats, and inspire visitors through world-class conservation education. P