New Zealand's only native mammals are two species of bats. Hard to find.
Otherwise, cats and dogs, neither of which is native to this land.
There was a bottlenose dolphin that became famous in New Zealand in the summer of 1955-56 for its willingness to interact with humans at a beach called Opononi in the far north of the North Island. The dolphin was named Opo and was celebrated in a song called 'Opo the Friendly Dolphin'.
The bat is the smallest native mammal, but there are many smaller insects, such as spiders, mites etc.
what kind of a question is that?if you mean "does new zealand have the highest animal abuse in the world"then the answer is NO.
No not in the wild, of course there is some in the countries zoo's.
There are many animals that are not indigenous to New Zealand, the giraffe for example
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1...there is only 1 animal in new zealand.
The bat is the smallest native mammal, but there are many smaller insects, such as spiders, mites etc.
There is no such mammal. Platypuses and echidnas are the only egg-laying mammals. The platypus is endemic to Australia, and the two species of echidna are not found outside of Australia or New Guinea. There are no egg-laying mammals in New Zealand.
No, a kiwi is a New Zealand bird.
Two species of bat are the only native land mammals in New Zealand. There is a number of species of marine mammals such as seals, dolphin, etc.
The National animal of New Zealand is the "kiwi" The Kiwi is a long beaked flightless bird that is only found in New Zealand. You will also find that a lot of New Zealanders are referred to as Kiwi's and this is because of our national bird.
what kind of a question is that?if you mean "does new zealand have the highest animal abuse in the world"then the answer is NO.
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Dolphin
Probably the common field mouse.
New Zealand has only two native mammals, both rather small bats. You may be thinking of the Tuatara, whose ancestry stretches back to the dinosaur days; but not unchanged. This animal is a reptile. New Zealand is also known for an extinct flightless bird (not a mammal) called the moa. One type of moa could grow to twelve feet tall, making it the largest bird on Earth until humans hunted them to extinction around the year 1400 A.D.
No not in the wild, of course there is some in the countries zoo's.