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Fish 'n' Chips is a popular takeaway meal in both New Zealand and Australia, and this is largely a British influence. Both countries were colonised by Great Britain, and the British influence remains quite strong in the culture of both countries.
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Why is Jason Gunn a New Zealand icon?
He isn't. He is a television 'personality'.
How did the kiwi bird become a New Zealand icon?
The kiwi is New Zealand's national icon because it is a New Zealand native bird. It is a unique indigenous bird, easily identifiable, and for those reasons has been chosen as an icon. This flightless bird has some completely unique characteristics which are not shared with any other species, such as nostrils at the very end of its bill, and an extremely highly developed sense of smell which enables it to detect food underground to the length of its bill. The kiwi is not the only native bird which is endangered in New Zealand, but it has a very distinctive and easily recognised shape, which make it ideal as a New Zealand "icon". It is also in need of protection as, like many other species, it has become highly threatened by the effects of European settlement.
Why are there so many sheep in new zealand?
because in 1964 all the sheep were being killed by the troops in America and there were hardly any left for the fests. in 1994 there were no sheep they were extinct and suddenly in new Zea-land there was sheep in a farm and they were very old so the farmer made a cure for it and then finally the life of sheep began in 1994 in new zealand that's why its a new zealand icon
When did Jason become a horror icon?
because he is unstoppable..he's been killed in several films but always returns from the dead
What is your reaction to the movie of Forrest Gump?
Most people do. Gump has become an American icon.
How did tiki become New Zealand icon?
How did tiki become a icon in new zeland
What is New Zealand's national icon?
The kiwi, a small, flightless bird, is recognised as New Zealand's national icon.
What bird is New Zealand's national icon?
The kiwi, a small, flightless bird, is recognised as New Zealand's national icon.
Why is the Wellington beehive a new zealand icon?
why is the Beehive an nz icon
Why is cricket a New Zealand icon?
because it is
What is new zealand's bird icon?
The kiwi.
Why is Phar Lap a New Zealand icon?
He was born in New Zealand. But he was still an Aussie 100%!
Why is Jason Gunn a New Zealand icon?
He isn't. He is a television 'personality'.
Which new zealand town has the brown trout as its icon?
Gore in Southland.
What makes the kiwi a New Zealand icon?
At some time the people of NZ must have chosen it as their icon. Probably because it is unique to NZ. The kiwi is New Zealand's national icon because it is a New Zealand native bird. It is a unique indigenous bird, easily identifiable, and for those reasons has been chosen as an icon. This flightless bird has some completely unique characteristics which are not shared with any other species, such as nostrils at the very end of its bill, and an extremely highly developed sense of smell which enables it to detect food underground to the length of its bill. The kiwi is not the only native bird which is endangered in New Zealand, but it has a very distinctive and easily recognised shape, which make it ideal as a New Zealand "icon". It is also in need of protection as, like many other species, it has become highly threatened by the effects of European settlement.
Is the BeeHive a New Zealand icon?
yes, i believe most parliament houses of countries are icons
Why are gumboots a New Zealand icon?
because they were made in NZ and every one still loves them and wears them lots and that is why gumboots are an icon to NZ. they are used in farms too
