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Meet the Nēnē! 🦆🌺 Hawaii’s state bird and one of the rarest geese in the world Fun facts about these island beauties: • They’re found ONLY in Hawaii - nowhere else on Earth! • Almost went extinct in the 1950s with only 30 birds left, but conservation efforts brought them back 💪 • Their feet are only partially webbed because they adapted to walking on lava rocks instead of swimming • “Nēnē” comes from their soft, gentle call • They’re descendants of Canadian geese that landed in Hawaii thousan
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