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*Female emu lays her eggs* "Well, you wanted 'em. Here you go! I'm gonna go to the nearest settlement and buy a gallon of milk now. Byeeeeeee!"

I used to haul them from emu farms in WA to SA, VIC and NSW for breeders back in the 1990s. I did over forty loads and only lost two birds. There isn’t much I don’t know about them! When you want to catch them to put on the truck, you have to stand behind them and grab their winglets. If they get in front of you they will rip you to pieces with their sharp claws. However, they can’t kick you if you’re behind them. They didn’t like getting on the truck, but at the end of the three day trip they didn’t want to get off, because they’d settled in and got used to me. I set up overhead water sprays to drench them, there’s nothing they like better than being under a shower of water. I found the best way of hauling them was to have plenty of stops to water them, and stop all night so they could rest. After they get used to you, they are likeable, inquisitive birds.

I would legit crap my pants if an emu whomped at me.....

She gets so exciting when talking about emus! So cute!

😂😂 I must admit that I've had mixed feelings about Emus ever since I went to Spain as a teenager, where I met a male Emu that fancied me and followed me around while grunting 😂😂😂 But he was the most impressive fella on my holiday though 😂😂❤️

I’ve visited an emu farm and got to interact with them. Domestic emus that have been imprinted on people are very docile; they’re like big chickens. The most you’ll get out of a regular tame emu is a bite, because they love shiny or distracting things like buttons or fingers. Still advisable to leave wild emus alone, just like any wild animal.

Cassowaries are genuinely scary.

Another quite scary Australian bird (when they are not happy) are Pelicans.

imagine losing a war against emu

The video is great, but for me the most interesting is look the passion on Ann Jones eyes when she is talk about the Emus. So funny the reactions and how wonderful is when we can do something we love!

Oh Ann you are the best!!! You are as entertaining to watch as those crazy emus! Let's go whomp!🙌🙌🙌😊😊😊😊

"We have hands - Emus don't" - some serious science reporting going on there!

"They run like dinosaurs!" She's seen dinosaurs run?? 😳😳😳😳

My first experience of seeing an emu was watching the 'White House on the Hill' KZfaq channel raise the one emu egg that hatched. Bamboo is awesome! They have boys & Bamboo would race around the yard with them. But the cutest was the tiny little emu diapers so he could stay inside. Obviously he's outside now & since you need to keep more than one he's got two females now that they hatched. Unfortunately the less dominant female had to be separated because they hurt bamboo. It broke my heart to see Bamboo just collapse his head against his human Dad. He was exhausted more from running than from being hurt & is fine now though. But he's very people & particularly his family oriented. The relationship they have with Bamboo is just amazing. It's so fascinating to see them together. They're truly his family & the boys are his nestmates. I can't wait until Bamboo has some eggs from his girl. I hope he gets to raise a couple of them too. maybe if he naturally hatches some he'll accept any others that hatch too. Since you said they kind of combine together anyway. Emus definitely have the prettiest eggs around. I'd love to have an empty one.

Why am I here? I have exam in four hours.

My dear you’re such a character but I’m loving and learning about the Emu traits. Thank you for sharing❣️🇨🇦

Ann is awesome! I love this video, but I'm kind of terrified of emus. When they are angry they look so menacing. I'm glad their beak isn't a little wider; if so they could probably bite your damn head off. But I must admit those ones that were happy were so freaking cute stomping around.

Truly enjoyed it. :)

The adaptation that emus have to run was ideal before colonisation of Australia and the invention of the motor car. As fast runners in open terrain they prefer to escape by heading down roads and tracks when followed by a vehicle. This happened to me in Cape York a few years ago. Unfortunately, the lone male emu had a bunch of chicks with him. As a survival instinct, the male will continue to run while the chicks run out of steam and stop. The male didn't come back over the next few days, leaving the chicks in the bush beside the track. One by one they were picked off, presumably by the large feral cats that roam the area, or dingoes. Message: If you get into this situation, don't continue driving down the track, even slowly. This will let the emus walk off the track and you will be on your way much sooner.

0:30 I can’t believe we lost a war to this:

Everything you do is so entertaining and that's what I enjoy from this channel. You just gained another sub.

just found this channel Anne is fantastic, more more more please

There was a farm down the road from my elementary school that had 9 or so Emus at one point (Pennsylvania in the US). That was in the 90s, now it's down to 1.

I read some where that statistically, the species responsible for the most deaths in Australia are Horses. I'm from Texas and I'll get bashed by a Horse from time to time, so I know things can go wrong. Please do a video on Horses and how deadly they can be.

They should have used emu sounds for the T-rex in jurrasic park, or maybe for the raptors. Make that sound louder and deeper, and it's actually pretty impressive and scary. And probably a lot closer to what those animals' vocalizations would have sounded like.

You are wonderful and fun and I’m looking for more. Thank you

My dad took care of a friends fish farm after he died. There also lived a few deer and two emus. So I got to interact with them on a daily basis as a kid. They often picked my head and followed me around but they never really hurt me. I loved them. Named them Timmy and tommy 😅

@3:35 That is as close as you'll ever get to coming face to face with a dinosaur.

I met a lot of Emus traveling in Australia, they are lovely

I absolutely love watching your videos even if they aren’t from your channel checking out soon if you have one hopefully! Much appreciation for your knowledge of animals!

At least they're relatively easy to keep as pets. The question, when you have a mob of emus in Florida where it can still get to freezing temperatures overnight in the winter, is how come a mating pair can only produce 2 chicks in almost 10 years.

love the how dangerous videos!

Don't underestimate the emu. They will, one day, conquer the world. That's the master plan.

Love the way she presents these videos and the giggles LOL

They seem to act similar to roos in terms of road 'sense' - they hop out of the way and then do a big circle back to the road and in front of the car. It happens too quickly sometimes 😢

Ann Jones: They [the emus] run exactly like dinosaurs, don't they? Me: They are dinosaurs.

you're awesome my new fav nature nerd love your show, can you do one on eagles we just had eagles attack and kill 54 lambs here in the US and I wonder why

Seeing as we have emus we might as well have cassowaries as well. Those things are pretty darn deadly.

Next can she review videos relating to the Emu War?

They are dinosaurs and honestly the way emus hold their wings in my mind might be how they're distant relatives did. Plus they have claws on their wings too. Actual fingers if you look. 2 of them. Ostriches too

They groom naturally and it's quite aggressive as we aggressively scratch an itch at times. So if you want one as a pet please be aware they my try to groom you. This looks like pecking hard and pulling hair or biting (mouth pulls). They can get aggravated and act out as all animals can.

Cool birds. I've lways liked em. That gutteral noise permeates thru you too 👍 ..a primary school mate had one before moving to the city that they rode now n then.

I first learned about I UT Emus from the Progressive insurance ads.

That was the emus - done the hoop snakes and the drop bears yet? :-D

My mum got pinned down by one hiking,she had a big scar from it

Wings - use 'em or lose 'em. -- The Emu Motto of Shame

Love this video about emu's very interesting and informative but I have one question?? What's the difference between an emu and an ostrich or are they from the same family of bird's..

Love to see a cassowary podcast

Emu=evolution of Velociraptor.

Just like human dads... modern moms are facebook avatars

Missed the chance to introduce the world to Warrus the emu

This woman’s energy gives me life.

Well , I saw one actually attack Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show .

Best video ever!!

Who is this adorable lady?? 😍 so cute

I think we all know the most dangerous emu was Emu.

My boyfriend told me about the Great Emu War. How awesome and weird was that.

Ours plays with the dogs and runs up to me playing with a big loud hiss also and loves a cuddle and a scratch but is very aggressive with the local wood ducks and strange dogs. He looks like he will kill them!

I'm not sure if she is right about an emus mating habits. At this point it's become so weird to me that they would be attracted to a man that Ive searched it. There are videos of an emu having sex with a camera bag, a car, and attempting a kangaroo. I dont think they are all that intelligent and I dont think their sexual understanding is complex enough for them to have a ritual.

She answers the question at 4:18

Australia for emus!!! Humans go away, you lost the war! 🤣

i've been attacked by one emu yesterday, that whomping sound is quite intimidating

They are silly as hell, hit that nail on the head

The Australian's greatest nemesis

Basically they are theropod dinosaurs

Emu: goofy ahh dinosaurs

I watched a video about Australia going to war against Emus and the Emus won

If only she'd done this after emmanuel don't do it!

How deadly are casowarys

Scientists think running is more efficient than flying. For a bird with no hands.

powerful enough to win war against humans

This is probably why these birds lost the great emu war.

Emu is a very interesting animal

Sounds almost like seahorses

What about Cassowaries?

Just remember the Emus won the war.

How dangerous are cassowaries?

somehow got the impression, that crows with the smaller brain are more intelligent than emus.

How can one animal be so cute and so deadly

Kevin from Urban Rescue Ranch? Any Rhea experts?

Who else is here to see cute Ann more ❤️ than emu ?

They used to fly....

Think of this skynet creates an emu terminator

She's dead right about Emus being kamikazis on the road.

She doesn’t know they Won a War

I got my wish 🤗🤗🤗

Smaller version of a moa

based on this video and statistics, emu's are extremely safe.

I’d like to hear your comments on “the Useless Farm” on KZfaq. The emu, Karen, constantly attacks Amanda. I cannot understand why Amanda puts up with her……the viewers find Karen’s antics amusing. The channel is funny, mainly because of Amanda’s comments. The channel is from Canada, and quite popular.

You should check out the You Tube Channel: “Useless Farm”, this woman owns a farm of many animals and actually has two or three Emu’s and one always tries to attack the owner, but she grabs the Emu by the neck in order to control her.

2:33 why is it always the flightless running birds? Kiwi's and emus just run off on the males.

Karen would like a word with you, from useless farm. Same goes with Kevin from the Urban rescue ranch.

I have a pair of emus there the best

Someone send a video on Karen the Emu from Useless Farm

How dangerous is Australia, really?

Yeah, likes and dislikes are hidden, I. WONDER. WHY.

Personally I love a good whomp…..😑

She is literally girl stephen merchant wtfff

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