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Aragonese[an]
Como muitas atras especies de muixons neozelandesas, o kakapo estió historicament important ta os maorís, o pueblo indichena de Nueva Zelanda, apareixendo en muitas d'as suyas leyendas y folclor tradicional; manimenos yera prou cazau y emplegau como recurso por os maorís, d'una man por a suya carne como alimento y d'atra por as suyas alas, que yeran emplegadas ta fer piezas de ropa de gran valura.
English[en]
Like many other New Zealand bird species, the kakapo was historically important to Māori, the indigenous people of New Zealand, appearing in many of their traditional legends and folklore; however it was also heavily hunted and used as a resource by Māori, both for its meat as a food source and for its feathers, which were used to make highly valued pieces of clothing.