Tawny Frogmouths are often perceived as owls, but they actually members of the nightjar family.

They are nocturnal.

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Kookaburras live in close family groups.

Not only do they mate for life, they keep their off-spring around for up to 3 years to help with future chick raising. 

 

The distinctive “laugh” of a Kookaburra is actually to warn off other Kookaburra from their territory.

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