In the 1600s, animals brought by settlers left Bermuda’s cahow almost extinct; rediscovered in 1951 with only 18 pairs, it now has 165 breeding pairs
Bermuda’s cahow was thought extinct for 300 years until 18 pairs turned up in 1951.
Decades of rescue work have raised the count to 165 breeding pairs.
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