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Ostrich Farm
An ostrich farm does most of its selling online and will list info and at least one photo, but most of the time 2-3 photos, in their ads.
These are the largest living birds in the world. Native to Africa, these birds are flightless, a characteristic they share with the emu, rhea, and cassowary. Males are black and white, while females may come in gray and brown colors. The birds’ huge body size and reduced wing size make them unable to fly. They have a long neck, long bare legs, and two toes.
An ostrich farm does most of its selling online and will list info and at least one photo, but most of the time 2-3 photos, in their ads.
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These birds are capable of running up to 70 km per hour. These birds tend to live in flocks of 5 to 50. Flocks occupy territories of 2-15 sq km during the breeding season. They form in groups of 2-5 members when the breeding season is over. An ostrich farm does most of its selling online and will list info and at least one photo, but most of the time 2-3 photos, in their ads.
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