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Laysan Rail

Laysan Rail

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The Laysan Rail (Zapornia palmeri) was an extinct flightless rail endemic to Laysan Island, a small island in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. It was a tiny, brownish crake, known for its tameness.
Where to spot
This species is extinct and cannot be observed in the wild. Historically, it was confined to Laysan Island, Hawaii.
How to spot
As an extinct species, direct observation is not possible. Information is derived from historical accounts and preserved specimens.
When to spot
Not applicable as the species is extinct.
This rail was so fearless that it would often investigate human visitors, a trait that unfortunately contributed to its demise when introduced predators like rats arrived on the island.
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