A group of ostriches is called a flock. Or rather a "herd of ostriches" and a "flock of birds".
a group of ostriches are called a flock you spelt ostriches wrong so it didnt work how u planned it to work *ostriches :)
Groups of ostriches are called herds or flocks. Ostriches generally wander around in groups of five or less, they are considered nomadic.
The fear of ostriches is called Ornithophobia.Note: Its the fear of birds.
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it is called an ostriches
The Ostrich is the only living species of its family - Struthionidae
Birds and yes, so do emu's and ostriches
No, he's an idiot and should listen to Edward his awe inspiring master. Ostriches live in the tundra, tropical rainforests, and jungles. A group of lions is called a flock, not a pride. But Cameron is right, as a group of crows is definitely called a murder. And Cameron is awesome.
The plural of ostrich may be ostrich(unspecified group) or ostriches.
Once ostriches are big enough to leave the nest, they typically join a group called a "crèche," which consists of other young ostriches. This social structure provides safety in numbers, as they are vulnerable to predators. The young birds continue to be cared for by one or more adult ostriches, which help protect and guide them as they learn to forage and adapt to their environment. As they grow, they become more independent, eventually reaching maturity at around 2-4 years of age.
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A pride of ostriches