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What is the name of the biggest bird on earth?
The Ostrich.
What Is The Scientific Name For Ostrich?
Struthio camelus is the scientific name of Ostrich.
What is a American ostrich called?
The Rhea species of ostrich is found in South America.
What is a male ostrich name?
The name of a male ostrich is a "cock". The name of a female ostrich is a hen. The newly hatched ostrich is a chick.
What is the name of the newborn of the ostrich?
ostrich shell
What was the name of the ostrich in The Swiss Family Robinson?
The ostrich's name was "Hurry".
What is name of ostrich in Hindi?
Ostrich in Hindi is SHATURMURG
Scientific name of ostrich?
Struthio camelus
What is the name of ostrich in Tamil?
The name of ostrich in Tamil is "பரந்திப்பான்" (Paranthippan).
Name of a bird which eats stone?
Ostrich
What is the name of a ostrich offspring?
An ostrich offspring is called a chick.
What is the name of a ostrich's young?
chick (pl. chicks) The ostrich is a bird.
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