Assuming you would like a blog post discussing the difference between an ostrich and an emu:
The ostrich is native to Africa and the emu is native to Australia. Both are flightless birds but the ostrich is much larger. The ostrich can grow up to 9 feet tall and weigh as much as 350 pounds. The emu is smaller only reaching about 6.5 feet tall and 150 pounds. The ostrich is the fastest two-legged animal reaching speeds of 43 miles per hour. The emu cannot match that speed but it can outrun a human reaching speeds of 30 miles per hour.
There are several other notable differences between these two birds. The ostrich has two toes on each foot while the emu has three. The ostrich also has a longer neck and legs. The emu’s neck is the same length as its body while the ostrich’s neck can be up to four times as long as its body. The emu’s eggs are also larger about the size of a grapefruit while ostrich eggs are more like chicken eggs.
So if you’re ever wondering whether you’re looking at an ostrich or an emu remember that the ostrich is much larger can run faster has two toes on each foot and a longer neck. The emu is smaller has three toes on each foot and its neck is the same length as its body.
Which is bigger an ostrich or an emu?
An ostrich is bigger.
