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These are Rheas. We saw them at an estancia in Uruguay.
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7 comments:
While they are not the largest, of course, they are amazingly large birds. Since i've only seen them in zoos, it's nice to see some where they belong.
Is this a Rhea farm? Are they raised for meat or eggs?
Fascinating that the males incubate the eggs.
Mary Anne in Kentucky
Messymimi, they had plenty of room to roam.
Tabor, it was predominantly a cattle ranch with horses and Rheas.
Mary Anne, I did not know that, thanks.
I learned a lot today. You should keep doing what you do. You are helping people to learn without knowing it. Even the comments here, It's interesting to read. Thanks.
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Very nifty birds.
They sure are, Hilary.
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