This category is dedicated to animal related topics
The Ripley Waterfowl Conservancy is dedicated to educating the local and surrounding communities about waterfowl and wetland conservation, and advancing the importance of clean water and healthy wetlands for the well-being of all.
The Common Ostrich(Struthio camelus), also simply known as the Ostrich, is a large flightless bird that is found in Africa. A Common Ostrich can weigh up to 160 kg(352.7 lbs.), this makes it the largest bird on earth. The Common Ostrich is classified in the order Struthioniformes, and the family Struthionidae.
During the breeding season the male Common Ostrich’s body is black; the bare thighs, head, and neck are reddish. There are short stiff brownish feathers encircling the bald crown and extending down the hindneck. the upper mandible is yellowish, and the lower mandible is red. Some … Continue
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