New Zealand's symbol

This strange bird is New Zealand's national symbol.

The kiwi (bird) got its name af­ter its high-pitched and piercing voice call. 

The kiwi (bird) can fly very long distances.

Who or what can be named Kiwi?                       

Kiwis live in forests and make hollows in wet trees.

A lot of birds have their nos­trils at the end of their long beaks.

Kiwis use their nos­trils to find food and sense danger.

Kiwis’ eggs are almost as big as those of ostriches!

Kiwis are as big as chickens, and their eggs are the same size as chicken eggs!

There is only one species of kiwi spread over the North and South Islands of New Zealand.

Kiwi fruit looks like this:  

Kiwi fruit comes originally from …              

The original name of kiwi fruit was …        

New Zealanders don’t like when some people call kiwifruit just a kiwi.

It’s difficult to see the real kiwi bird around.     

In the surrounding space, you can rarely see a kiwi as a symbol.

The kiwi (bird) doesn’t have wings so it cannot fly.

The kiwi (bird) can see well at long distances.

Who gave the modern name to the kiwi fruit?          

There is a law that does not allow the export of kiwi fruit.