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The Unique Characteristics and Habitat of the Emu

The emu is a flightless bird known for its distinctive blue, black, and brown feathers, long neck, and round body. Typically found in grassy plains, open forests, and mountains, this bird has a small head with a pointed beak. Emus primarily feed on plants, fruit, and insects, making them versatile foragers. However, they face threats from predators like dingoes, alligators, and humans. Emus hatch their young from eggs, continuing their unique reproductive cycle. For more information, visit the provided resources.

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The Unique Characteristics and Habitat of the Emu

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  1. EMUBY AIDANMRS.ZOANETTI

  2. Appearance • Blue, black, brown feathers • Long neck • Short round body • Small head with a pointed beak

  3. Habitat • Grassy plains • Open forests • mountains

  4. Food • Plants • Fruit • Insects

  5. Predators • Dingoes • Alligators • Humans

  6. Raising Young • Its babies hatch from eggs

  7. Resources • Emu by Julie Murray, 2012. • http://a-z-animals.com/animals/

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