The ostrich is a large bird that is native to Africa. It is the largest living bird in the world and is also the heaviest bird in the world. The ostrich is a flightless bird and is also the fastest bird on land. The ostrich is a herbivorous bird and feeds on plants and fruits. The ostrich is a social bird and lives in groups of up to 50 birds.
The ostrich has a long neck and a long beak. The ostrich has two eyes which are each the size of a human eye. The ostrich has two legs which are each about 2 meters long. The ostrich has black feathers and a white body. The ostrich is a sexually dimorphic bird and the male and female birds look different. The male ostrich is larger than the female and has black feathers on its head and neck. The female ostrich is smaller than the male and has a greyish-brown plumage.
The ostrich breathes through its beak and its lungs are located in its chest. The ostrich has a three-chambered heart and its blood is red. The ostrich has a kidney and a liver. The ostrich excretes uric acid which is a white substance.
The ostrich is a bird that is adapted to living in hot dry environments. The ostrich can drink up to 40 liters of water per day. The ostrich can also withstand high temperatures and can withstand temperatures up to 40 degrees Celsius. The ostrich has adapted to living in Africa where there is little water and food.
The ostrich is an endangered bird and its population is declining. The main threat to the ostrich is habitat loss. The ostrich is also hunted for its meat and feathers.
How do ostriches breathe?
Ostriches breathe by drawing air in through their nostrils and then pushing it down into their lungs.
