Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
In Episode 4 of our 5-part te reo Māori series, Tipi Nuku, we follow host Ngarangi and zoo educators Hōhepa and Sterling as they learn more about te āniwaniwa lorikeets (rainbow lorikeets) - from their special brush-like arero (tongues) that help them to slurp up nectar, to their important role as pollinators in their native ecosystems within Australia.
In Episode 4 of our 5-part te reo Māori series, Tipi Nuku, we follow host Ngarangi and zoo educators Hōhepa and Sterling as they learn more about te āniwaniwa lorikeets (rainbow lorikeets) - from their special brush-like arero (tongues) that help them to slurp up nectar, to their important role as pollinators in their native ecosystems within Australia.
