Back from the brink of extinction:
Critically endangered kākāpō numbers have surpassed 300 birds for the first time in 75 years.
90 chicks were officially added to their population on September 1, bringing the total to 325—a record high since recovery efforts began in 1995, with only 51 birds left.
Breeding success was triggered by the mass fruiting of New Zealand's rimu trees.
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