Definitions
- Talking about a large, flightless bird native to Africa. - Describing someone who avoids facing problems or challenges. - Referring to a person who buries their head in the sand and ignores reality.
- Talking about a large, flightless bird native to Australia. - Describing a lean, red meat that comes from the emu bird. - Referring to a person who is resourceful and adaptable.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are large, flightless birds.
- 2Both are native to a specific continent (ostrich to Africa, emu to Australia).
- 3Both are used for their meat and feathers.
- 4Both have long legs and necks.
- 5Both lay eggs.
What is the difference?
- 1Appearance: Ostriches have black and white feathers while emus have brown feathers.
- 2Size: Ostriches are taller and heavier than emus.
- 3Habitat: Ostriches live in Africa while emus live in Australia.
- 4Behavior: Ostriches are known for burying their heads in the sand while emus are known for being resourceful and adaptable.
- 5Meat: Ostrich meat is red and similar to beef while emu meat is also red but has a gamey flavor.
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Remember this!
Ostrich and emu are both large, flightless birds with long legs and necks. However, they differ in appearance, size, habitat, behavior, and meat. Ostriches are known for burying their heads in the sand and avoiding problems while emus are known for being resourceful and adaptable.
