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Biology and Natural History

Let’s set the stage as we begin our journey to explore the ‘Io. Take a trip with us through time, from 700,000 years ago to today!

Io history kumulipo
Io timeline over 700000 years ago
Io timeline 400000 years ago
Io timeline 400 ADIo timeline 1778
Io timeline 1848
Io timeline 1915
Io timeline early 1900s
Io timeline 1967
Io timeline 2008
Io timeline 2020

Natural History of the ‘Io (Hawaiian Hawk)

Video length: 8 min 20 sec

Frequently-Asked Question

Where does the ‘okina go? Is the Hawaiian Hawk’s name spelled ‘Io or I‘o? The correct spelling is ‘Io, with the ‘okina in front of the letter I.

How to tell if an ‘Io is an adult or a youngster

how to tell how old an io is

Parts of an ‘Io

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