Exotic Farm Animals

Yes they do.

The average ostrich egg weighs about 1.4 kilograms (3.1 lb). That is over 20 times heavier than a chicken's egg.

They see in black and white and I've heard they can see shades of blue and yellow. I know they don't recognise orange because I have had them walk up to within a few feet of me while wearing orange. They could tell I didn't belong there and were pretty curious but never scared until I moved or said something.

Yes it lumber with their dicks man

why, being a philosophical question, can not be answered by science. one could say "because that's how god made it" and another say "so we'll have lots to eat" or yet another "to protect its young". in the right contects each is perfectly correct

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Spiders have a gestation period of 9-27 days.

no they eat the balls off the kittens though if that helps you.

Unlike most spiders, tarantulas do not catch their prey in webs. They find a spot, and just sit and wait. When something appears, they use a burst of speed to grab the victim with it's eight legs, and then inject immobilizing venom.
Most tarantulas are 'ambush' predators. Instead of roaming the area looking for prey, they'll sit extremely still and simply wait for prey to come within range. They 'launch' themselves at the intended victim, and quickly inject powerful venom.

The dromedary, one-humped or Arabian camel has a single hump and is well known for its healthy low fat milk, and the Bactrian camel has two humps.

yes, they cost £50000 to but and to but food for a month is £600. also, a average shelter is £3000

The Latin name for a bison is "Bison Bison"

Most animals avoid ferns because the mature fronds are poisonous. Humans and most farm animals like cattle, horses, pigs, etc. will get sick if they eat mature fern fronds. White-tailed deer, rabbits, and European wood mice are a few animals that can eat ferns. They usually eat the soft new shoots (called "fiddleheads") that aren't poisonous yet. Humans also eat fern fiddleheads in some parts of the world, usually after cooking them.

One ostrich egg is equivalent to the weight of how many chichken eggs?

bison are stronger but cape buffalo are more aggresive and dangerous.

an ostrich can run up to 40 miles per hour (65 kilometers per our

Well I think that deer is for the plural AND singular.Sounds right though...

because they are so long and thick they keep out the sand when they are traveling in the desert. they also used it to keep the sun out of their eyes.

nocturnal

Answering "What is the maximum speed on land of an ostrich? Ostriches have been recorded at speed of 45mph (72km/h) in a short burst. That is faster than a race horse, which has been recorded doing 43mph 69km/h over one fourth of a mile (402meters). Their foot strides are between 5-7m (16-23ft) at full speed and they can keep running for around 20 min at 30mph (48km/h). This is becomes they are birds, and unlike humans and other mammals, they can use 100% of their lung capacity, thus obtaining more oxygen. There is video footage of two lionesses chasing and catching an ostrich. Normally only cheetah are fast enough to catch them. However, this is not very common because ostriches are very fast and they can keep running for a long time. They have two large toes that give them good grip when run. And they can also change direction quickly at full speed. They can also use their sharp toes to kick predators. A cheetah has been filmed chasing ostriches, but the ostriches changed direction very quickly, making it very difficult for the cheetah to catch them. An adult ostrich weighs around 150kg (330Ib) and normally lives around 50 years. written by JPBiggs 27.06.08

The American Bison lives in scattered areas of the western USA (though not near the west coast or the Mexican border), in western Canada, and in southeastern Alaska. The European Bison lives in northeastern Europe.

The Bactrian camel or two humped camel is critically endangered in the wild, with only around 800 left. In domestic Bactrian camels, there are around 1.8 million estimated.

The mummie birds have sex with there sons before there first flight to help lighten there load

Ostriches DO NOT bury their heads in the sand. This is a myth. From a distance it may have since the Colonial era have looked like that's what they are doing, when the males of the species are digging and then lying down and apparently disappearing, but in fact the male is disguising his white feathers with sand and lying down to protect the eggs, which is his job. Still, it's in the vernacular now …

They are referred to as 'calves'. Or singular 'calf's.

I hope this helped.