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How are young ostriches cared for in the wild?
because 1of therer kiks can kill a person
Do people raise ostriches for food?
Yes
How does an ostrich attack?
Ostriches kick powerfully. Just one kick could kill a lion.
What preys on ostriches?
some people, cheetas, lions
Do people use ostriches for anything?
They are used to eat, racing.
How will people remember Nelson Mandela?
by saying hi to ostriches
Do ostriches hibernate.?
no
What eats ostriches?
lions and cheetahs but jovanovich farts so loud and very stinky
Which birds do people in Germany have as pets?
They have dogs and cats.
What is the collective term for ostriches?
A pride of ostriches
A group of ostrich are called?
Groups of ostriches are called herds or flocks. Ostriches generally wander around in groups of five or less, they are considered nomadic.
What do ostriches do to defend themselves?
they have a 4-inch (10-centimeter) claw on each foot, and their kick is powerful enough to kill a lion.
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