How can you get a kiwi bird as a pet?

Answer 1

No, they are not. They are both wild creatures and protected which means they cannot be kept as pets. They simply will not adapt easily because they are both nocturnal and have enormous territories which they patrol.

Answer 2

No. Being critically endangered, with about 120 birds left, kakapo are strictly protected and may not be kept as pets. In 2014, they are located on just three islands in the south of New Zealand.

Answer 3

No. Kiwi are protected native birds of New Zealand, and may not be kept as pets.

Answer 4

You cannot have a kiwi as a pet. These Flightless Birds, most species of which are endangered, are protected under New Zealand legislation. No-one anywhere may have one as a pet.

Answer 5

You may not have a kiwi as a pet. It is a protected native bird of New Zealand, and it is illegal to keep one.

Answer 6

No. No-one may have a kiwi as a pet. It is a protected native bird of New Zealand, and it is illegal to keep one.

Answer 7

Any pet can be a mammal, nevertheless, the kiwi is a bird.

Answer 8

No. People may not have a kiwi as a pet. It is a protected native bird of New Zealand, and it is illegal to keep one.

Answer 9

No, they are a protected species.