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Amazing Animals: Beakless birds and whale words

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We're eager as a beaver to bring you this week's News Time, because it's another Amazing Animals special!

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© Australian Broadcasting Corporation Length 13 min 30 April 2026 NewsEducationalGeography Australia Episodic

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© Australian Broadcasting Corporation Length 13 min 30 April 2026 NewsEducationalGeography Australia Episodic

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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.

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We're eager as a beaver to bring you this week's News Time, because it's another Amazing Animals special!

You’ll hear about a giant spiky creature that once roamed Australia; and meet Bruce, a disabled bird from New Zealand. Then we'll dive deep underwater and use our ears to find our Wow of the Week!

Quiz Questions

1. What animal did the fossil in the museum belong to?

2. Is Bruce the Kea missing the top or bottom part of his beak?

3. What was the name of the dog helping kids read?

4. What does Kungaka mean in language?

5. The whales communicate in a series of short clicks, what are these called? (Hint: It starts with C)

Answers

1. A giant echidna

2. The top

3. Tashi

4. The hidden one

5. Codas


© Australian Broadcasting Corporation | 13 min

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