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Chickens, Ostriches, Duck, Quail, Goose, Bantam, Guinea Fowl, Salmon (fish), and Sturgeon (fish). That's all I can think of.

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To cool off

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it kicks so incredibly hard that it can snap a bone and definitely keep a lion away. If that doesn't work it runs away; it can run up to 46 mph.
By tucking they're head over they're bum

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yes

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Yes, Loads Of People Got Killed By An Ostrich If You See One Stand Steal And Then Walk Slowly and Smile?

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An owl can fly and a ostrich cannot. An ostrich is much bigger than an owl. And owls are nocturnal and turn their heads around. An ostrich digs up a hole and puts its head under the ground. And that's the difference between an ostrich and a owl.

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An ostrich can run 20 miles per hour. A road runner can run 20 miles per hour but if that isn't fast enough, it can fly.

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Very small ones.

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they doo

they love them <3333

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it lays one egg in two days

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There are no ostrich-like birds in Argentina. The closest bird is the rhea, which is a member of the ratite family, to which the ostrich also belongs.

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It is a bird. There are several other birds that are a lot like ostriches such as; emus, rheas and cassowaries.

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The story that ostriches will stick their heads in the sand when they are frightened is a prevalent one. The idea is that the ostrich will feel perfectly safe and believe that they are completely hidden, so much so that a person can walk up to them and pluck a feather or even capture the bird very easily.

However the story is completely unfounded, as no one has ever seen the bird perform this act. When an ostrich is sights possible danger from a distance they have a habit of dropping to the ground, with their necks parallel to it, watching the suspected predator intently. It is thought that this behaviour might have been misconstrued as stick their head in the ground and gave birth to the well know story. However, when the danger gets too close, the ostrich, like most animals, will take flight and beat a hasty retreat.

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Yes. It is a bird and hence a vertebrate.

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By being near their own kind and being at a location with lots of greenery and plants and water.

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Ostriches are omnivores and feed on plant vegetation such as seeds, grains, fruit, shoots, leaves and flowers. They may also feed on large insects such as locusts. Because ostriches do not have teeth, they need to swallow small stones and pebbles to help grind up the food and aid in the digestion process. The average adult ostrich tends to carry about 1 kg of stones in its stomach. Ostriches are able to go without water for several days, getting all their moisture needs from the food they eat.

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Yes, ostriches have backbones.

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Yes, they are much larger.

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i guess he stuck his head in the sand.........

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yes it is possile

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2 inches in diameter

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no they kinda walk like chickens , they also bob their heads while they walk