The rarest bird in the world is the Stresemann's Bristlefront, a small, brown, and rather unassuming bird found only in the remote forests of Papua New Guinea. It was thought to be extinct for decades until a single individual was rediscovered in 2006.
Although other birds, such as the Nechisar Nightjar and the Kakapo, are also extremely rare, only one known Stresemann's Bristlefront exists in the wild. The bird's rarity is a testament to the fragility of the natural world and highlights the importance of conservation efforts to protect these unique species.
