@@tropic2860 being that the emu we had came from a bird many generations removed from Australia I hardly think that it's "taking" Australian wildlife.

@@tropic2860 cry about it

​@@teslajayde9641 lol he got rid of his comment

The poor pony wanted some food too. LOL

He was hedging his bets

True about Emu: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hJxjhbirq96qZ2w.html

Þey are dinoſaurs.

No you don’t 😂 they are a nightmare to look after as they are like looking after a 3 year old child and eat everything that will kill them !

@@Wheelabarraback But if you keep them in a farm with other emus or other animals won't they be fine?

@@daemonzap1481 yes that will be fine . You just have to keep the paddock clear of any metal or plastic. When you want an individual and they imprint on you your under house arrest until they become independent.

@@Wheelabarraback Ah so im guessing its not the type of pet you could keep outside with food and come back home to after work? Unless you have a chicken or something and make it imprint on the chicken

@@daemonzap1481 What you put in you get out. Ours is totally devoted to me so was hard to go anywhere when it’s a chick because he was always looking for me or screaming for me 😂 I didn’t want him to be stressed so I was always around . He would come in at night and sleep on my chest till I could sneak him into his bed. You need a large clean area and if you have other fowl it will help later but in the wild their father is always there . Until one day he just walks off and leaves them to fend for themselves.

You'd be surprised what so called herbivores will eat if it's available.

@@Nirrrina Oh yeh, I actually experienced a horse eating meat/human food. I was camping at Assateague Island in MD a few yrs back where these wild horses live, they are part of the attraction. They are a little bit smaller than typical horses you’d ride. Well, I woke up to find three horses had knocked my cooler down from the picnic table causing the lid to come open. They ate leftover steak n leftover broccoli n chz that was wrapped in foil. I think they consumed some of that foil. The nxt day when I was packing up, my trunk was open. The darn horses came from out of nowhere and were rooting through my trunk n grabbed the bag of tostitos. I yelled for my boyfriend to help get those pesky horses away. He wrestled the bag of chips out of its mouth. They were all crunched up n worthless. 😑 Those horses were gangsta. Lol.

@@Nirrrina Yeah I've seen wild deer just chomp down on birds/mice/rats/gophers _whenever_ they get the chance.

came here for this comment lol

This guy is ignorant. I'm in Australia, I know our wildlife very well and I know for a fact feeding native Australian birds processed pet food is stupid and irresponsible.

Aussie doggo😊

Haha!! I hope you did alright.

What eat emu?

Because you knew you weren't going to pass even if you tried to.

Gold! 😂 Adelaide 👍🇦🇺🤠

Voll süße Emus

Ich glabe nicht das dieser Amerikaner Deutsch kann. Lol

Nice, they still come around?

what he/she name you

Aw! How cute!

I got peafowl down

Are they good guard animals?

We got them already sexed. But they came with the certificate. I believe he does blood on the farm we got them from.

Could have people come to pay and feed them possible as sort of a petting zoo, and to make sure they come over to the feeding spot get them used to a regular schedule so they kno what will happen

8ft around 10 acres. Must of cost alot. I have 27 im trying to fence. You can sell fertilized eggs for a bit. Im going to harvest mine. Meat/eggs/skin/oil/feathers.

Really depends on width between rails. One side is horse rail fencing

@@bighamfarmsexotics4795 8"

All he needs now are some cassowaries and he'll be complete

@@elijahkelley7616 I mean... *all* bird are theropods.

@@paulo157758 yup

We got ours from a guy in Ocala Florida I believe. We drove a long way to get them but 100% worth it. Follow the page emus as pets and his name is Christopher. I believe he’s one of the admins of the page!

You can also get fertile eggs on Ebay but they can be rather costly and you'll need an extra large incubator.

Yes we do, hopefully they will have the first chance of breeding this year!

Bruh

They have hooks or something on their wings i think... and I worry about their toe nails scratching!!!

Utah raptors are big

He can not even puncrase them. Because they are endangerd species

They are terrifying !! But deserve every bit of effort to protect