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An ostrich has approximately bones in its body, similar to the number found in other large birds. However, the exact count can vary slightly due to individual differences and the presence of certain fused bones. Generally, birds have fewer bones than mammals because many of their bones are lightweight and hollow, which aids in flight. In the case of ostriches, which are flightless, their bone structure is adapted for running and supporting their large size.

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