What is another word for Notornis Mantelli?
Pronunciation: [nˈə͡ʊtɔːnˌiz mantˈɛlɪ] (IPA) 
Notornis Mantelli is a rare species of flightless bird endemic to New Zealand, also known as the Takahē. While there are no true synonyms for this unique species, it goes by a variety of names in Māori and English. For example, the Māori name for the Takahē is "kākā pōuri," which means "night parrot." Additionally, in English, the Takahē is often referred to as the "South Island Takahē," to differentiate it from its extinct relative, the North Island Takahē. Other common names for Notornis Mantelli include the "Takahē rail," the "Takahē bird," and the "Takahē pukeko." Despite its various monikers, one thing is certain: the Notornis Mantelli is a truly unique and important part of New Zealand's natural heritage.
