Hmm...
Well the simple answer is that Ostriches evolved in Africa and never spread to India because they couldn't cross the Sahara.
However the Ostriches' are part of a related group called the Ratites which evolved on Gondwana.
(Gondwana was a super-continent made up of South America, Africa, Arabia, Madagascar, Antarctica, Australia, New Zealand and India.)
Ratites survive today as the Ostrich in Africa, the Emu and Cassowary in Australia, the Kiwi in New Zealand and the Rhea in South America, as well as by the extinct Elephant Bird of Madagascar and Moa of New Zealand. Why then would none be found in India? I simply don't know.
crab plover
ostrich cassowary
The food that they eat is not found in rain forests and the conditions would not suit them
Africa
The National Bird of India is a Peacock.
Ostrich
in Africa i think!!
No. The ostrich is native to Africa, not Australia.Two karge, flightless birds found in Australia are the emu and the cassowary. Both of these are ratites, like the ostrich, but very different species. Emus and cassowaries are smaller than the ostrich, and do not really look like the ostrich at all.
(South) Africa
ostrich egg
vestigial structures.
the saharian ostrich eats vegetables with water because they are mostly found in deserts where there is a scarcity ot water there.