Emu attack! Pebbles the emu has become extremely aggressive, we’re currently in emu breeding season and he’s feeling his hormones! Pebbles and Summer are also free ranging around the property, and at first he was very calm about it, but now he thinks the whole property is his territory and is guarding his mate and territory! My video the other day was selfie style and showed his face and biting attempts, but the bite is just annoying and might bleed a little, the kick is what you should worry ab

EMU ON THE LOOSE!! 🕒 It’s 3pm on Monday, 3rd November — and traffic near Avalon is at a standstill for the most Australian reason imaginable. 🇦🇺🐦 Police are chasing an emu on the loose along the Princes Freeway outbound near the Avalon Airport exit! 🚓💨 The runaway bird has caused major traffic delays as officers try to guide it to safety. Motorists are urged to take care and be patient — because it turns out the emu has zero interest in road rules or flight paths. 😂 #EmuOnTheRun #PrincesF

How does Australia’s largest flightless bird raise its chicks? The answer may surprise you. 🥚 The responsibility for raising the chicks falls to the male emu, who incubates and protects the eggs after they are laid by the female. Once they hatch, the father continues to care for the chicks for up to two years. Great work, emu dads! 📺: Australian Geographic Extraordinary Animals is now airing on NITV on Sunday nights at 7.30pm. Episodes are available to stream for free on SBS On Demand at https

Emu bird breeding in our zoo . Emu eggs are large and look like avocados. One emu egg has the same weight and volume as 10 to 12 chicken eggs! The eggs are dark green and shiny, with small pits on the surface. The brown-and-cream-striped chicks are precocial. | The Elixir Private Zoo