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What is a ostrich wings?
An ostrich cannot fly but still has wings used primarily for courtship display and balance when it runs.
Why does an ostrich have wings?
because its a bird
Does ostrich have an ability to fly?
No it doesn't. Although the ostrich has wings, it's body is too heavy and it's wings too small.
Do all wings work?
The ostrich has wings, but they don't use them to fly.
Does kebechet have wings?
It is possible she could have wings; her symbols were the snake and the ostrich.
Does the ostrich have a tail?
yes they have long tails which make great dusters.
Animals that have a backbone wings and lay eggs?
ostrich
Which animal is wings are not for flying?
Chicken, ostrich, penguins.
Why the ostrich can fly?
ostrich can't fly. because ostriches are too big for thier little wings
What is an example of vestigial structure?
ostrich wings, or the appendix in humans
Why does the ostrich have wings?
because it helps it keep its balance when they are running.
Is an example of vestigial structure?
ostrich wings, or the appendix in humans
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