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Red Necked Ostrich booming, 9 March 2014

Red Necked Ostrich booming, 9 March 2014
Gigit, 9 Mar 2014
    • Gigit
      I'd never seen or heard this before. Extraordinary!
      9 Mar 2014
    • zoogiraffe
      Please don't make stupid comments on everything that you see,it will not do you any favours in the long term on this site!!
      13 Mar 2014
    • ThylacineAlive
      13 Mar 2014
    • Maguari
      No - Red-necked Ostrich is a subspecies of Ostrich - Struthio camelus camelus - from northern Africa. And I think Gigit is referring to the behaviour, not the species!

      Zoo Barbary Lions and white tigers are dubious, but both did have true wild origins or a true wild 'version' so neither name represents a 'captive made' taxon. And neither are birds, either... ;)
      13 Mar 2014
    • zoogiraffe
      LIKE,LIKE,LIKE,LIKE!!!!
      13 Mar 2014
    • pipaluk
      Me too!!!!
      13 Mar 2014
    • Maguari
      I regret using the word 'taxon' now, as the white tiger has never been a taxon - but it has been a naturally-occurring phenomenon (at least once, anyway).
      13 Mar 2014
    • Animal
      Don't make barbarys and white tigers the same. One of these animals is still almost pure, the other one a theme-park-monster ;)
      13 Mar 2014
    • epickoala123
      13 Mar 2014
    • mrcriss
      I used to have a herd of these at home, and this sound used to wake me up every morning......was really eerie the first time!:D
      26 Apr 2014
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