Generally, emus are shy and, in their natural state, will avoid human contact. However, like many living creatures, they can become aggressive when defending their young.
Emus are extremely curious creatures. They are not at all shy (though they may initially be wary of people). Their tendency towards curiosity has been misinterpreted as aggression. Although they're not at all aggressive, their curiosity causes them to peck at anything that piques their interest, and sometimes people have interpreted this as an attack.
Yes, ostriches are generally considered more aggressive than emus. Ostriches are known for their powerful legs and can be quite territorial, especially during mating season, which can lead to aggressive behavior when threatened. In contrast, emus tend to be more docile and less likely to exhibit aggressive behavior towards humans or other animals. However, both species can show defensive behaviors if they feel threatened.
Yes they are aggressive. They act reserved with strangers, but that does not mean shy.
Most panthers aren't very aggressive in the day, unless they are attacked. Then they are deadly.
To be a wolf means to be aggressive or mean. To be a lamb is to be shy and passive.
The collective nouns for emus are a mob of emus or an implausibility of emus.
They're more shy than aggressive, although they do attack sometimes. I don't think they are as aggressive as squid.
Male emus are only referred to as male emus and female emus as female emus.
Foxes are typically not aggressive towards humans unless they feel threatened or cornered. They are generally shy and will avoid contact with people.
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Yes. You can they are a shy and sometimes aggressive species but are amazing to view in captivity.
The drumming sound made by emus is courtship behaviour. This particular sound is made only by the female emu, and indicates she is broody and looking for a mate. Broody females can be quite aggressive, so the drumming sound may also be construed as a warning.