The kea is a highly intelligent, curious alpine parrot found only in Aotearoa New Zealand. Known for its olive-green feathers and bright orange underwings, the kea is famous for being playful and bold, often exploring anything new in its environment. Kea live mainly in the South Island high country, especially in alpine and subalpine habitats such as mountain forests, tussock slopes, rocky scree, and snow-covered ranges. They nest in hidden burrows or rock crevices, and their diet includes native plants, roots, berries, insects, and sometimes carrion. Because they live in harsh mountain environments, kea rely on wide, healthy habitats and are vulnerable to threats like predators, lead poisoning, and human impacts, making their protection important as a unique taonga species of the alpine world. This is brought to life through a single-sided, and a image tray puzzle A4 size 310 mm × 220 mm . Available in 4-piece, 9-piece,12-piece, and 18-piece options, these puzzles support early learning, problem-solving, and fine motor development while connecting tamariki to Māori storytelling in a meaningful, hands-on way. NOTE: SECOND HALF IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT THE TRAY WOULD LOOK LIKE UNLESS SPECIFIED.