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Fact About Mānana Island:
Mānana Island, also known as Rabbit Island, is a small, uninhabited islet located off the eastern coast of Oʻahu, Hawaii, near Makapuʻu Beach. The island is named for its shape, which resembles a rabbit's head, and its past history of hosting a rabbit colony introduced in the 1880s for farming. Today, Mānana Island is a state seabird sanctuary, providing a protected habitat for various bird species, including wedge-tailed shearwaters and red-footed boobies. Public access to the island is restricted to protect the wildlife and preserve its natural environment.
Mānana Island
About the poster
Shipping and returning
The poster comes in two sizes. It is printed on Sihl Postercolor X180 paper. The poster will be rolled and shipped in a tube.
About Sihl Postercolor X180 paper:
High quality poster paper with blocking layer for advertising applications
A bright white, barrier-coated, matt poster paper for indoor photographic and advertising applications. In combination with aqueous and latex inks, it guarantees a broad colour spectrum and high optical densities. Its barrier coating enables good flatness, even when printing with large ink densities.
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