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The Emu

The Emu

The emu is the second largest living bird, the largest is the ostrich, neither of these birds can fly. They can run uptown 50km per hour, have gorgeous soft fea...
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The emu is the second largest living bird, the largest is the ostrich, neither of these birds can fly. They can run uptown 50km per hour, have gorgeous soft feathers, which have become a great accessory to wedding-gala gowns. Just gotta love those honey colours eyes... ;)
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South Africa

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Aug, 2019

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