Good evening, can you tell me about Cook Islands? 
 The Cook Islands is a self-governing island country in the South Pacific Ocean in free association with New Zealand. 
 How is their wildlife? 
 The national flower is the Tiare Maori or Tile Maoli. The Cook Islands have a large non-native population of Kiore toka (Ship rat). 
 Does the Kiore toka cause any issues that rats normally cause? 
 The rats have dramatically reduced the bird population on the Islands. In April 2007, 27 Kuhl's lorikeet were re-introduced to Atiu from Rimatara. 
 Are there efforts to reduce rat population? 
 Sorry, I do not have that information. 
 Do you have any information on administrative subdivisions? 
 Sorry, I do not have that information. However, unlike foreign jurisdictions, the Cayman Islands and Switzerland, the Cooks "generally disregard foreign court orders" and do not require that bank accounts, real estate, or other assets protected from scrutiny. 
 That is a good fact. Do you have any other wildlife facts? 
 Sorry, I do not have any further wildlife facts. English and Cook Islands Maori are official languages of the Cook Islands. 
 Thank you for the information. Have a good evening. 
 You're welcome!
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