New Zealand is in the middle of creating the world's first crowdsourced national flag, and it has been given plenty to choose from: More than 10,000 were submitted from around the world, and a government-appointed panel has narrowed it down to 40, most of them featuring national emblems like the Southern Cross or silver ferns, the AP reports. Rejected designs included a kiwi bird shooting lasers from its eyes, reports the Guardian. When the flag panel has narrowed the number of designs to four, there will be a national referendum to pick the favorite, followed by a vote in which the winner will go head-to-head with the existing flag, which Prime Minister John Key wants to get rid of. (More New Zealand stories.)