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How do ostrich move?
It walks on 2 legs. An ostrich runs at about 70km/h (45 mph)
Is the ostrich the fastest runner on two legs?
Yes, the ostrich is the fastest runner on two legs.
What are all the bird with long legs?
It could be an Ostrich, Emu or Flamingo. There are many birds with long legs.
Why is the Ostrich so fast?
the ostrich has long legs and stream like feathers
What does ostrich use for protection?
legs
How does ostrich move?
An ostrich is unable to fly, but it has two long, every strong legs on which it can run fast on.
Fastest animal on two legs?
Peregrine Falcon
What has two legs but doesn't talk?
An Ostrich.
How ostrich is protected?
ostrich can protect their selves by its hind legs it can kick which makes our bone brake
What is the fastest living thing on two legs?
An Ostrich is the fastest animal on two legs. Traveling at 40 miles an hour at top speed.
Ostrich a bird or a mammal?
Ostrich is a bird, and it is the largest bird species in the world. They are flightless birds with long legs and necks.
WHAT BIRD HAS LONG LEGS AND BIG EGGS?
Ostrich
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