<p>"The O'o, a native fruit dove to the <a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Tuamotu" class="mw-redirect" title="Tuamotu">Tuamotu</a> Islands.
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Atoll Fruit-dove, <i>Ptilinopus coralensis</i>, O'o (north and south Tuamotu), Kuku (Mangareva). 20 cm. Widespread in the Tuamotu, the Fruit-dove of this archipelago disappeared from the Gambier where it was formerly present. It lives the forests of the atolls, where it eats the leaves of the "tafano" or "kahaia" (<i>Guettardia speciosa</i>), tree with odorous flowers. It also eats fruits and seeds."
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