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Conservation program revives over 11,000 giant wētāpunga in New Zealand

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The wētāpunga, New Zealand's largest giant wētā species, is recovering from historical decline. Over the past 15 years, conservationists have bred and released more than 11,000 of these insects into protected island habitats. These populations are now thriving, with at least four generations successfully established. The ongoing program aims to secure the species' long-term survival by sustaining these growing wild groups.

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