Ostriches

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its ostrich........its the native of Australia but also found in Africa

The ostrich is a large African flightless bird. It is not native to Australia and it does not ever bury it's head in the sand.

They both do... Incubation is carried out by both the female and the male ostrich.

Approximately 1.25 inches in an adult Emu.

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Keep the ostrich warm also cuts through the air to help them run faster

There does not appear to be a name specific to a young Ostrich according to Wikipedia. A female is called a "hen," and a male is called a "cock." It would appear to be appropriate to call a young Ostrich a chick, however I can find no evidence to support it.

Baby ostriches are called chicks.

Because it cannot fly, the ability to outrun predators has become the primary evolutionary trait. Its long legs and powerful muscles allow the ostrich to take very long strides at a very rapid pace.

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Superficially, yes - the ostrich and emu resemble each other a great deal.

• Emus are native to Australia, whilst ostriches are found in Africa.
• Emus have darker colouring, with dark brown, grey and black fine feathers. Ostriches have thicker and lighter plumage.
• An ostrich is bigger than an emu. An emu weighs between 66 and 99 pounds (30-45kg). An ostrich weighs about 300 pounds.
• The ostrich is faster and is, in fact, the world's fastest two-legged animal. An ostrich can sprint at 65 Kilometres per hour (40 miles per hour) and an emu can sprint at 50 kph, or 30 mph.
• Ostriches are unusual among the ratites (flightless birds) as they have only two toes on each foot. Emus and other ratites have three toes.

a baby snack in the wather or a snack who on the ground

Yes, there is a large claw on each foot.

It takes 2 to 5 weeks for a ostrich to make a nest.

The most well-known bird to do this is the Cuckoo.

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Some species of ferns can reach as tall as 20 meters high. Most ferns will grow roughly 10 meters high depending on their species and what the area is around them.

Yes unless it is a Wolf. But ostriches can kill a lion in one kick. So if something had to kill one they would have to get a good start. Because there kicks are strong but not as strong as other animals...................problably.

Yes

Birds such as sparrows use their wings to push against the air, which enables them to fly.

Ostrich do not have teeth. They shift the food to their http://www.answers.com/topic/crop (a holding pocket in her esophagus), pick up their head to about ankle height, and move on. The head pecks again, this time getting small bits of gravel. Now amongst brown grass, it finds seeds. Its head moves here and there pecking up the bounty like a strange long-legged, long-necked, precisely-pecking chicken. It raises its head to its full 8-foot (2.4 m) height, peers around for trouble, and swallows. The ball of seeds, half-devoured lizard, and gravel emerges from the crop and slides slowly down its neck - stretching the neck skin as it goes - finally into ist tough muscular stomach, called a gizzard. The bits of gravel and sand that it swallowed earlier act as teeth in the gizzard and grind the hard food into manageable bits for its intestines to digest. Its gizzard content may be 45% sand and stones. All birds have gizzards and "chew" their food this way. Its 45-foot (14-m) long intestine (twice the length of a human's) is long enough to absorb practically every scrap of nutrients in the food.

an ostrich keeps its young in a nest and that's how an ostrich cares for its young