Emu
About Emu
Emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae) is the second largest bird species in the world, and originated in Australia. This type of flightless bird has a large body with a miniature wing size. Even so, this unique bird has strong legs , so that this bird can dart at a speed of 15 km / hour. Plus, the strength of its legs allows it to kick and have the ability to remove the opponent's stomach contents, and it is equipped with sharp enough claws. On the other hand, this special feathered bird has a cute side, and they like to squeeze with each other or other unknown species.
Common Name
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Emu
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Conservation Status
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Least Concern (LC)
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Taxonomy
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Scientific name
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Dromaius novaehollandiae
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Species
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Dromaius novaehollandiae
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Genus
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Dromaius
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Family
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Casuariidae
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SubOrder
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Palaeognathae
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Order
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Casuariiformes
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Class
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Aves
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Phylum
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Chordata
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Characteristics
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Get to know the traits and characteristics of the Emu |
Color
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Black
Brown
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Pattern
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Striped
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Characteristics
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Hairy
Dense Coat
Triangular mouths
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Min Height
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55 Inches or 2 meters |
Max Height
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65 Inches or 2 meters |
Min Weight
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66 lbs |
Max Weight
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132 lbs |
Specific Information
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Detailed information that may be more specific than physically visible characteristics. |
Spinal Column
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Vertebrata |
Vision Systems
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Binocular Vision
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Animal Care
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This term covers all aspects of animal care. |
Maintenance
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hard |
Temperament, Personality, and Feeding Habits
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Learn more about the characteristics of the Emu including personality, temperament, and feeding behaviors. |
Intelligence
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Low |
Feeding habits
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Omnivores
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Temperament
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Curious
Sociable
Trainable
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Modes of Locomotion
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Bipedal
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Energy Level
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High Energy |
Vocal Level
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Easy |
Life Cycle and Reproduction
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Each type of animal has a different life cycle, here are details about the Emu. |
Lifespan
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35 Years |
Reproductive System
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Oviparous
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Animal Habitat, Ecosystem, Native Area
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Things to know about the natural environment of animals where they live and survive, and the distribution of populations across different regions. |
Habitat
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Terrestrial |
Ecosystem
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Grasslands
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Country
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Australia
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