KOOKABURRA. How many centimetres? A Kook is 43 centimetres.

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KOOKABURRA

How many centimetres? A Kook is 43 centimetres.

How many legs? They have 2 legs.

What covering? They have feathers.

How does it move? It flies.

How fast does it fly? It flies quickly.

Live babies or eggs? They are born in eggs.

How many eggs? They have two or three white eggs.

Where does it live? They live in the woods.

What kind of home? Kookaburras live in a nest in a tree holes.

What does it eat? They eat insects, fish, frogs and small mammals.

Interesting facts A Kookaburras call sounds like a loud laugh.