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- 2. What are Ostriches & what do they look like? ostriches are the largest birds alive. they weigh about 220 to 350 pounds. they have wings but sadly they cannot fly because of their enormous bodies, but they have powerful strong legs that could potentially kill its predator or even us human beings. they are the only birds that have 2 toes on each
- 3. Where do Ostriches live & and what do they eat? Ostriches mainly live on grasslands in east africa, south africa and in the sahara. In the world’s hottest dessert and the third largest desert after antarctica and the arctic. Ostriches are Omnivores so they eat plants, seeds , and large insects like locusts. Ostriches also eat small stones and pebbles to help crush up the food and aid in the digestion process.
- 4. Extras * Ostriches stick their heads in the sand, because of their predators they stand very still until they’re gone. They do this because their skin can camouflage it’s shade as the sand * Ostrich eggs are 3.3 pounds they are like 24 chicken eggs.