Mz Mrs Mr(Other) Shaney P, "No brains = No headaches".

they taste like whatever they eat so normally wood

@@bloodaonadeline8346 By that logic beef & lamb would taste like grass, since it's what they eat. In which case there'd be no point in eating the animals - just go straight for the grass. 🙄

@@bumbledouche3323 Well grass fed beef tastes different than corn fed. Even bee honey tastes different depending on what flower they gather the pollen from. Maybe instead of making the dumbest possible leap of logic investigate it for yourself because what I’m saying is common knowledge. It’s doesn’t mean it literally tastes like a block of wood but that you can taste what they ate also a cow is exponentially larger than a mealworm of course the flavor wouldn’t be as strong as it would in such a small creature.

@@bloodaonadeline8346 Ooooooh, salty! Also: whoooosh! 😂

@@bumbledouche3323 ok when you say r/whoosh it implies I didn’t get your joke but you rolled your eyes meaning you were being sarcastic

Not ostriches.

Aussie Ostriches! Slightly less bald!

wat their price?

Equivalent to horses and probably twice as mischievous and dangerous

@@Saccillia the danger part is quite interesting as every footage I've come across shows them to be rather fragile and timid.

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They are free here in Australia, just go out & catch one! They might be funny but they can kill you!

I rehomed the emus about a year ago. They never attacked but they would puff up and run at people. If they stood their ground, the emus would break off, so it amounted to a game of chicken. They loved me because I brought them treats and I scratched their necks.

@@user-vc4wo4bk7k noob

Cassowaries are the ones with bright blue and red heads that sound like a chainsaw

But we scared Rommel in north Africa, rats of tubruk ,el alemeine ,Gallipoli, Western front but lost to emus 😂