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Is the dodo bird a ratite?
no
What is a three toed ratite?
Emu
What do you feed a rhea?
ratite pellets, or ostrich pellets
Which bird group includes the ostrich or emu and kiwi?
Ratite
Why is ostrich a bird?
an ostrich is a ratite, a bird that can´t fly..
What is an extinct ratite?
A 'ratite'is a large flightless bird, such as an emu Emu, Ostrich, Rhea, Cassowary, etc.. So an 'extinct ratite' is a similar bird which has died out.... The best known examples are probably the Moa, and the Madagascan Elephant Bird.
Where did kiwis originate?
The kiwi is a flightless ratite that is native to New Zealand.The kiwifruit originated in China.
What is an extant ratite?
An extant ratite refers to any living member of the ratite group, which includes large, flightless birds characterized by their flat breastbones and absence of a keel for wing muscles. Examples of extant ratites include ostriches, emus, kiwis, cassowaries, and rheas. These birds are primarily found in the Southern Hemisphere and are known for their unique adaptations to terrestrial life. Ratites are believed to have evolved from a common ancestor that lived millions of years ago.
Word that starts with the letter r and ends with a e?
race, read, ride, rode, rude, ratite
A flightless bird with three toes?
I believe we'll start with the Rhea, Ratite, Cassowary and Kiwi, but there may be more.
Diverse group of mainly extinct flightless birds including the 10 foot tall elephant bird?
Ratite
In ornithology what is a ratite so named because its breastbone looks like a raft or ratis in Latin?
A large, flightless bird
